According to this mornings' gfs we have a whole lot of nothing to look forward to in the way of severe weather. Over the next 7 days the gfs shows us transitioning to high pressure aloft with a trough over the west coast and then the upper level jet flattens out to a zonal flow pattern with the jet stream over the Canada border area. I haven't looked at the hurricane potential hardly at all, but there doesn't appear to be much to get excited about in that regard either over the next week.
I'm going to stick to working on the website and watching college football. We still have a little ways to go before we get into the fall tornado season, so I guess we'll just have to be patient and hope for the best. We haven't really had a fall tornado season the last couple years so maybe this is our year.