Tuesday's Storm Team 4cast by Scott Steele:

The "stacked" low pressure center continues spinning to our West today.  The upper level Southwest winds will shoot atmospheric impulses in our direction.  With enough cold air aloft and warm air at the surface, look for instability and the potential for more " pop up"showers and thunderstorms mainly this afternoon and into tonight.  As the disturbance center grows closer, our computer models are painting a very wet picture for Wednesday into Wednesday night.  That's going to be our best chance for widespread heavier downpours when we could pick up more than an inch of liquid in area rain gagues.  As the storm system departs, we'll notice much cooler air filtering into the region for Thursday and Friday with highs topping out near 60 degrees.  Some showers could linger through the day on Thursday with plenty of sunshine to finish the work week on Friday.