Don Paul Bits o Blather on Weather, Climate, and Some Humor

After a very warm Monday and steamy Tuesday, Beryl's remnant low as a decaying system now is favored in new guidance to take a track favoring increasing showers & tstorms in WNY by Wed into parts of Thursday.

Low risk of Isolated strong to Severe Tstorms Friday evening, lots of rainfree time this summery weekend, and latest on Beryl's future U.S. impacts. PLEASE SHARE, FOLLOW.

Scattered showers & tstorms move in by Wednesday evening, but exit for the 4th, returning on the 5th. It will be muggier Wednesday night into Saturday, but not the kind of heat we had 2 weeks ago. Extended outlook + info on Beryl.

Saturday will be the most active of the next 4 days, with spotty convection increasing in the afternoon, few heavy storms, low risk of severe...but not a steady rain. 7 day outlook included.

Some ups and downs the remainder of the week...limited chance of Severe Tstorms Saturday, early signs of a seasonably warm 4th in what will likely be a very warm July when all is said and done.

Monday was sticky but not oppressive, yet. A few spotty showers & tstorms may return during afternoon heating, but partial sunshine, the heat dome high centered to our east, and a muggy SW flow will enhance the heat impacts. I'll let you know when relief is finally coming.

After we enjoy a lovely, comfortable weekend, Real Deal Heat & Humidity Arrives Monday through next week, which will probably be the hottest, steamiest week we've experienced in years in WNY, to which we're not acclimated.

After a lovely weekend, with only gentle warming on Sunday, the Real Deal Heat arrives Monday and lasts through next week. That will be combination with oppressive humidity making for a stressful stretch to which WNYers are not acclimated.

After a few day of unseasonable chill, we face a Moderating Midweek, with Warm temps by Thur, and readings moving toward Very Warm to HOT by Monday and next week. PLEASE SHARE.

After a very unsettled Friday afternoon, Saturday will turn out to be dry until evening. The wettest part of the weekend will be later Saturday evening, with more dry time by late AM Sunday. Notable warmup later next week.