LAST UPDATED: 112 PM SUNDAY, JULY 20 2025
.AVIATION /18Z SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
VFR Conditions Likely the Next 24 Hours.
Afternoon cumulus field has developed in the deeper moisture across
the CSRA region early this afternoon, with additional cumulus
expected to develop across the Midlands. Bases with any of these
clouds will remain above 3kft, with vfr conditions expected at all
taf locations through the period. An isolated shower or storm
will be possible through this afternoon and evening, especially
closer to AGS/DNL where the deeper moisture resides. Some
activity already being shown on regional radars west of the
CSRA. If any convection can make it into AGS/DNL, a brief period
of mvfr ceilings and/or visibilities can not be ruled out. Due
to limited coverage, plan on keeping tafs dry at this time, and
will monitor radars and amend as necessary if any activity
approaches terminals. Additional rain chances will become
possible near the very end of the 18z taf forecast period as a
weak surface front approaches from the north. Westerly winds
around 10 kts, with gusts of 15-18 kts through the afternoon,
then diminishing after 00z. Westerly winds on Monday not
expected to be quite as strong, with most speeds between 5 and
10 knots, and limited gusts.
EXTENDED AVIATION OUTLOOK... Patchy early morning fog/stratus
through the extended. Rain chances increase early for the first half
of the week ahead of an approaching surface boundary, then become
more seasonal the remainder of the period.
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