29 March 2011

Low to track

Well the low pressure that was being mentioned a lot these past couple days has since decided that it will change its course and move further south and not really affect us that much. The worst it will do (or best for those of us who like "bad" weather) will be some upper level clouds as the low pressure passes to our south, but those will in general stay realitevly below the forecast area. Here is what I am tracking though: A low pressure system.

Wow! Another low? Shocker. Not really, its March going into April. In fact, April (the rainy month in theory) might start off with some rain showers. What is happening are two low pressures will form down along the Gulf and both of them will make a sharp turn and head up the East Coast. There is still some uncertainty in my part over where these lows are exactly going to go, but if the low cuts a little more to the west then of course we could see an increasing chance of precip from Toledo and places eastward. However, if the low pressure does what the GEM/CMC wants, the low pressure will go off shore and do nothing of vague interest to us.




There are still some indifferences among the computer models that I am using on the long term, but I will tell you first off that either way this system wont be anything too extreme...most likely it'll be a few scattered rain showers and a very annoying northeast wind that will make everything cloudy for those of you in Toledo, Fort Wayne and possibly Detroit.

Temperatures are going to gradually warm up as the week goes on and we'll be right around average and possibly a degree or two above once the weekend rolls around...pending those rain showers do not mess it up. I'll keep you updated as always, but for now, I am Timmy Albertson and that's the weather! Keep checking back for updates because I'll have them for you as always.

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