***24 Aug 1:07 PM Update***

Doc AFA Weather Forecast Record last year was 11-1. Thanks be to God and the spot-on Air Force Weather Agency Ensembles!

***NOTE: If you want updates on game day, please go follow me on Twitter...@Doc_Sanger. This is how I am updating my followers as kick off draws closer. I will also revise this thread once a day. Finally, Gabe has been kind enough to have me pre-record the game day forecast on the Thursday Fan Show.

There are big changes for the better in this latest edition of the game day forecast. Thanks to Cristobal finally forming and more data being gathered over the storm and out ahead of its environment, the models have quickly come together on a re-curve track solution, which will keep it well away from the East Coast and most importantly, the Ags v Cocks tilt! As a result, the rain chances will be very low, the temperatures will be on the warm side, and the humidity levels will be much lower due to drier, northerly fetch. Let the good times roll as the Ags beat the hell outta the hapless cocks!

BOTTOM LINE: There should be beautiful weather for Yell, tailgating, and the game with mostly sunny skies, warm temperatures, and only moderate humidity levels.

Midnight Yell Practice: Clear and warm. The temperature will be around 71F with northerly winds at 5-7 mph. Relative humidity of around 70%.

Tailgate Weather: Mostly sunny and warm with only a 10% chance of a rogue shower. Northerly winds at 5-10 mph with gusts to 15 mph. The temperature at daybreak will be around 68F before rising to mid-to-upper 80s by early afternoon. The relative humidity will start off around 75% before dropping to around 35% by the early afternoon.

Kickoff Weather: Mostly sunny and warm with just a 10% chance of a renegade shower. Northerly winds at 5-10 mph with 15 mph gusts.

Temp: 86F at kickoff, 82F at half, and 77F by end of game
Relative Humidity: 35-40%
Heat Index: Low-to-mid 80s
Winds: Northerly at 5-10 mph with 15 mph gusts
Chance of Rain: 10%
Chance of Thunderstorms: Near 0%

Flying Weather (for those coming by private/commercial air): 95% chance of VFR conditions (ceiling/visibility > than 3000 feet/3 miles) from Wednesday morning through Friday morning.

Cheers,

Doc AFA

BTHO South Carolina!