Canadian low pressure is still in place over Quebec, but most of it's moisture is situated to our north. With that said, today should be dry and clear. Nothing too exciting going on, unfortunately.
Tonight the low begins to push north, but the trough still remains. We're going to have another shortwave come through the area tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow looks like it may be similar to yesterday, although this shortwave will probably arrive a little bit earlier than yesterday's, which may mean less rain since it won't have as much time and ammo to develop.
The weekend looks a little more rough. We get rid of the low/trough-iness but we get a Bermudan high that will pump warm, humid air into the region. Saturday should be sunny and warm early with a good possibility of convective storms springing up in the afternoon amidst the warm, wet air. Sunday may be even worse as another trough moves in from the west and increases the likelihood for a more widespread rain event. Not my best weekend work. Lo siento.
Today: Sunny with a few clouds. High 75. Winds SW @ 8-10 mph.
Tonight: Cloudy. Evening lows in the low 70s down to 63 by morning. Winds SW @ 4-6 mph.
Tomorrow: Sunny early then clouds and chance for afternoon showers/t-storms. High 78. Winds W @ 9-11 mph.
Saturday: Sun and clouds with afternoon showers and t-storms. High 87. Low 67.
Sunday: Showers and t-storms. High 79. Low 69.
3 comments:
Sure your predicted low "would have" been right on- just like I "would have" predicted DaTara to win the Belmont. That sure sounds like shenanigans to me...
I don't want it to rain on the solstice! I may have to rearrange my plans to frolic in the park all day. That's right, frolic.
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