Zack Webster

Partly cloudy to mostly clear skies are back in place as we kick off our Friday morning. There are some areas of fog out there, but none of it looks to be particularly dense. Rain chances are back on the increase this afternoon as temperatures warm into the upper 80s. https://t.co/W0v2rwnmMA

Pop-up thunderstorms are a little slower to get going across our part of the Florida panhandle, but clouds are back on the increase across the region. A few small showers are moving north through western Barbour County. Showers and storms become more numerous this afternoon. https://t.co/ArVBJ5Z88F

Multiple rounds of showers and storms have developed across the region over multiple days this month, but there are still some drier pockets that haven't been as lucky. Dothan Regional Airport has only seen 0.45" of rain so far this month, already 1.26" below normal. https://t.co/SVXme9gCRM

Patchy fog is popping back up once again early this morning after another round of showers and thunderstorms yesterday afternoon. We've got mostly clear to partly cloudy skies in place elsewhere. It's a warm and muggy, but seasonable morning with temperatures in the 70s. https://t.co/ErBDXx76Hk

Check out the difference in temperatures between those that have seen rain and those that have not already today! You go from the middle and upper 80s in our eastern spots to rain-cooled lower and middle 70s farther west. https://t.co/qtyTwFyPnA

This will frequently be the source of frustration for folks as we continue to see these pop-up storms on summer afternoons. Just a handful of miles can separate a heavy downpour from somewhere that sees no rain at all. This is an example of that from yesterday's rain in Dothan. https://t.co/PkW2wBxHRb

Heavy downpours are already popping up over Covington, Okaloosa, and Walton County late this morning. Similar to yesterday, scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop northward through the rest of the afternoon. Watch out for heavy rain and gusty winds. https://t.co/ztb2TXO8tj

There were some dry pockets, but scattered showers and storms brought another round of rain to a good portion of the region yesterday afternoon. Patchy fog is back early this morning, with some dense fog in downtown Dothan. https://t.co/8CRqCtuUvc

Garden-variety summertime showers and storms redevelop around the region Wednesday afternoon as well. We'll continue to bounce between a 30% to 40% chance of showers and storms each afternoon through the weekend and into early next week. https://t.co/Rhbkb34Qmi

Radar is still quiet for now, but clouds are back on the increase as we close out the morning. Showers and storms return over a much smaller coverage area this afternoon. One or two of those storms could be strong enough to produce gusty winds and a little bit of hail. https://t.co/cNj0IaPMmn

Multiple waves of showers and storms brought rainfall to every bit of the region yesterday. The last of the heavy rain is moving away to the east of us. Lingering muggy conditions could lead to some small areas of fog, then were headed for the upper 80s again later today. https://t.co/9ZTUrTlr3z

60 MPH wind gusts and quarter-sized hail are possible in this severe-warned storm for mostly Houston County until 1 PM. An organized line of storms is expected to move through the region later this evening. Watch out for pockets of gusty, damaging winds as that moves through. https://t.co/v9BekNZKel

While we're still waiting for our first tropical depression in the Atlantic, the Eastern Pacific basin is already on their third name storm of the season. Barbara became the first hurricane earlier this morning, and Cosme is expected to become the second one later today. https://t.co/7xzFbHQcaY

After seeing some early morning showers and storms, we're trending in a drier direction as we approach the afternoon. The sun is peeking out in many spots, which will likely lead to additional storm development this afternoon and evening. https://t.co/qy8J8EsbpY

A mass of showers and embedded thunderstorms is moving slowly eastward across the region early this morning. Additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible through the rest of the day. Damaging winds are possible in any stronger storms, especially this evening. https://t.co/nM5y68Pfho

A couple lines of strong thunderstorms move through the northern half of the state on Saturday afternoon and evening, then we could see our own couple of strong lines of storms Sunday afternoon and evening. Straight-line damaging winds will be the primary hazard. https://t.co/nMhg2zbi4R

We're really feeling the effects of that increased humidity around the region late this morning. Temperatures are only in the middle 80s, but heat indices in many locations are already in the middle to upper 90s. We're still a couple hours away from peak daytime heating, too. https://t.co/QZb50da1vf