Too many technical as well as personal difficulties going on right now to give this site the attention it deserves for the foreseeable future. The deal-breaker is that I've lost my one fully functional laptop. I think lightning may have run in on it while I was asleep, but I am not sure. Another device, a DVD player, stopped working in a similar way the same evening, but a television and radio plugged into the same power strip are just fine. 

The good news is that the weather is turning calmer, summer pattern. So if there was a good time to walk away from this after a very busy severe weather season (at least late in it, in May), this is the time. 

This one computer I have worked has a limited scope. If I try to post weather stuff every day with lots of graphics, I'm pretty sure it will bite the dust before the summer is over. Anyway . . . here's a quick overview of the forecast just because it's a habit, I guess. 

Tomorrow looks good, a mix of sun and clouds, High near 80, Low about 58. 

Sunny on Monday with a High near 85, Low near 60. So the humidity is staying low for this time of year. 

Tuesday also looks sunny with a High in the upper 80's and a Low in the lower 60's. 

Still mostly sunny on Wednesday with a High in the upper 80's and Low in the upper 60's. So by then, temperatures and humidity levels are getting more to where they "should" be this time of year as we get into the month of June and early summer. I know the solstice isn't until later in the month, but meteorologists consider it summer as soon as we get into June. Or I consider it summer once we get into this pattern we're about to. 

Thursday we'll see a mix of sun and clouds with really widely scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. 

Friday and Saturday we do have a cold front coming our way, but it's questionable how far it makes it versus the high pressure ridge we will have in place. We'll have more clouds around, and rain chances will be about 40-50%. We can always have random stronger storms in the summer months that cook up in the heat and humidity, but our core severe weather season is over. Until November, we're basically dealing with summer weather and any tropical mischief that might get going in the waters. And most of that stuff doesn't end up affecting us much (if at all) in North Alabama.