What To Watch Fore(cast) - July 11-17

Highlights:

Stagnant Southeast - High pressure in the Gulf of Mexico will keep the Southeast in the warmer weather, with a chance of showers and storms every day.

Wet in the East - A series of slow-moving systems will keep the Mid-Atlantic and parts of the Northeast under the risk for rain and thunderstorms through most of the week.

High and dry in the West - A ridge of high pressure over the Desert Southwest will keep most of the West warm and dry throughout the week. Pop-up showers and storms will continue along the southern Rockies.

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Discussion:

Low pressure systems will continue to track along the northern U.S. and southern Canada this week as two ridges of high pressure, one in the West and one in the Southeast, keep things warm for most of the country. The weather pattern across the nation will be very slow to chance this week as jet activity remains relatively quiet and UL energy stays north of the U.S.

The Tropics should be quiet this week (and next week), but there's always the slight possibility of something popping up that none of the models have been able to pick up on yet.

tl;dr - What you see Monday is likely what you'll see the next day, and the next day, and the next, etc. etc.