WJHG weather forecasting calls for waves of showers and storms from Saturday through Monday, with localized flash flooding possible Sunday and Monday. The forecast starts after rain and thunderstorms late Friday night into the overnight, then shifts into repeated rounds of stormy weather across the area.
Saturday is expected to bring periodic showers and storms across the entire area, with torrential rains, gusty winds and frequent lightning in some periods. WJHG said the day is not expected to be a washout, and there should be plenty of dry hours between the storms.
Gulf low-pressure system
The unsettled pattern is tied to a low-pressure system sitting and spinning in the Gulf. The system has only a low end chance of becoming something tropical, but the forecast still calls for impacts regardless, which keeps the focus on rain and storm timing rather than any tropical label.
That leaves the practical question for anyone making plans: when the rain fades, outdoor time still has to fit between rounds of storms. Highs are expected to reach the low 90s outside the rain on Saturday, then stay in the low 90s outside the rain on Sunday and Monday.
Sunday and Monday
Sunday and Monday are expected to keep the same trend with waves of showers and storms. Localized flash flooding issues are possible on both days, so stretches of dry weather may not last long once the storms begin moving back through.
For anyone tracking the pattern, the main takeaway is simple: the weekend will not be a single storm event but a stop-and-start setup that keeps changing through Monday. The wettest windows can come and go quickly, which makes weather forecasting the part of the plan worth checking before leaving home.
