This post is mainly for the western half of the region:
Ok, so a bit of a tense morning with forecasting for the western half of the region this morning. Things didn't go quite as planned, and that started happening around 7.00 this morning, so I do apologize for that. What happened? At least, from what I was forecasting, the stationary front is stalled out just a little too far to the south, which means that all the waves of low pressure that are riding along it are a bit closer than I had expected. Oh well.
On the positive side, the hot air mass was pushed back a little bit with the location of the front. This means that we won't be seeing temperatures AS warm as we did yesterday. The cloud cover in parts of the region is making it a tad bit difficult this morning for those temps to really sore, however, with the clearing of the present wave of low pressure, looks like the skies will clear and we're going to see warm temps. The warm temps though won't be as war, as I was expecting. Instead of sitting in the mid 90's like I was expecting yesterday, the western half of the region wil more than likely touch about 90 this afternoon. So not as bad.
Now, the cloud cover in parts of the region will also make things a little interesting. I am still going to keep the stray late afternoon/evening storm in the forecast for parts of the region, however, the chances of that happening aren't looking as likely, but chance is stil going to remain until about sunset in the western half of the region.
Tomorrow, I am going to keep the chances for the pop up late afternoon/evening storms in the region, as that stationary front will push northward as a warm front and allow that hot air mass to return into the region and help with some instability. For now, that's the weather!
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