Friday morning weather forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz
Our pattern remains unsettled for today, tomorrow, and probably Sunday. Our atmosphere is very humid, so it doesn't take much to spark thunderstorms. In addition, storms that do form could each drop about 2" of rain. Areas away from rain will remain steamy with highs in the low to mid-90s. Finally, we will watch the Gulf this weekend as there is a slight chance for a small tropical low to form and likely pass to our south.
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