The Atlantic Basin remains quiet. The NHC is monitoring the possibility of a “spin up” much like a couple of weeks ago. Such a scenario would impact the eastern seaboard, and pose no threat to the Gulf of Mexico. We remain in our typical July pattern: Afternoon thundershowers, and temperatures in the high 80’s to low 90’s.
Our tracking is looking towards August as some of our modeling solutions suggest less “SAL” interference of the coast of Africa and more stable conditions across the warming waters of the Atlantic.
The midwest and most parts as far south as North Carolina may see lows under and up to the mid 40’s over the course of the week. An Upper Level Low system will bring in some cooler air to many parts of the Eastern U.S. Severe weather outbreaks are not anticipated. Simply expect a few chilly mornings.