A severe weather outbreak appears to be coming together tomorrow (Tuesday) in the Deep South. If you have friends or family in the area – make sure they are staying weather alert. Strong tornadoes are in the forecast and the timing is mostly after dark – which makes the situation even more dangerous.

If you like mild to warm weather – enjoy today and tomorrow. The next cold front arrives late on Tuesday with a gusty north wind. Wednesday will be a reality check with highs struggling into the lower 50s.

Low grey cloud cover will begin to thicken up tonight. A few showers may be possible tomorrow morning into the early afternoon in our far eastern counties – it’s a 20% probability. The cloud cover slowly burns off tomorrow with highs areawide in the 70s. The remainder of the work week is dry. Rain and possible storm chances will return for the weekend into early next week.

If you’re still trying to get home from the holiday’s or just heading back out for work – expect fairly quiet weather across the nation today with all of the major travel hubs reporting green.

It’s a back to work Monday for most of us and we can enjoy a five star forecast with plenty of sun and highs in the mid 60’s.