Current Conditions at Sanborn Field
This forecast was put together using the 06ZGFS and SREF plumes for temperatures. The main focus for this forecast period will be the low pressure system moving toward us from the southwest.
High values of relative humidity at the 700mb and 850mb levels point to overcast conditions today. As the low moves toward us from the southwest, winds will shift to the south, causing moisture advection and WAA from the Gulf. There are high values of vorticity associated with the low at the 500 mb level, paired with negative omega at 700mb. Increased vorticity and negative omega values will be present over Columbia tonight and through Thursday afternoon, which will cause rain totalling about an eighth of an inch. Chances for flash flooding will remain to our south since the heaviest rain will occur south of Columbia.
By Thursday afternoon, relative humidity will decrease as the low moves to our southeast. This will allow the rain to end and clouds to decrease. Relative humidity remains low through Friday and the flow aloft becomes zonal. The skies will remain clear and allow for warmer temperatures than we experienced earlier in the week.
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