Pictured above is the flow and wavelengths about five thousand feet above the surface.  We can see our compact and unseasonably strong upper level low moving out of the area toward the northeastern United States today with some low level ridging taking shape across the Ozarks.  This will gradually build into our area today ahead and tomorrow and warm us up substantially as opposed to the last few days.  Today…..temperatures will climb into the 60′s rather quickly.  Some areas in the southern sections may push 70° today.  Tomorrow will be even warmer with mid 70′s expected area wide with abundant sunshine. 

We will remain warm until our next storm system comes into the picture late Thursday night into Friday.  Once again…..this looks like a system that will just be a rain maker with the potential for a few thunderstorms.  No major severe weather is expected because of poor low level moisture.