Not much going on

So my sister is yellng at me for not updating my blog for almost a month. She's right, of course. Lol

Well since the spring floods there just hasn't been much going on. Once we get into heat waves, droughts, and hurricane fun, I'll update more often.

Till then, just enjoy.

We've earned a nice weekend

Following a crazy late week bunch of storms, it looks like we've earned ourselves a nice holiday weekend.

Enjoy!

Saturday
Some morning clouds with afternoon sun. Showers are possible overnight.
High 77

Sunday
A mix of couds and sun with a chance of a left over morning shower.
High 83

Monday
Mostly sunny.
High in the upper 80s

After all this...it looks like a nice holiday weekend!

Wow...we're gonna get lucky.  After a week of clouds and rain, the holiday weekend is actually shaping up to be rather nice. Probably won't be 100% dry..some showers will perhaps float through during the overnights, but for the mot part we should be pretty decent.

Saturday - A mix of clouds and sun.  High 75-80

Sunday - Lots of sun. High 85

Monday (Memorial Day) - Mostly sunny.  High 80-85

Enjoy!

"Dog Nose" weather continues...cool and wet

The long range forecast for the next 30-days is not all that promising if you are waiting for sunny, hot weather.  The 30-day forecast for mid-May to mid-June (see maps below) is calling for temperatures to average below normal with rainfall above normal.

This cold pattern we are in now will break by the end of the week, and while we will likely hit the upper 70s and lower 80s for a few days next week, a some daytime highs in the 60s are still going to be around until the end of the month.

Right back into that old wet pattern

So, here we are again...stuck in a cloudy and wet pattern. It moved in late last week and will continue with us for much of this coming week. Upper level instability will give us the chance of showers almost any time between now and Thursday. It's really hard to predict exactly when the rain/showers will move in. They'll just happen like they did over the weekend.

Temperatures will be rather cool this week as well. Our normal daytime high is around 70. We won't see that until later in the week.

We are stating to get a hint at the summer forecast. So far, it doesn't look good for lower Great Lakes region (that's us). The trend seems to be for a cool and damp summer. More on that later.

Things are turning...for the better...finally!

Ah finally, it looks like we are getting out of this weather funk we've been in for the past month and a half. Temperatures are going to be pretty nice this coming week. We are looking at 70s and perhaps even 80 through midweek. We will have some clouds with occasional showers possible almost any time after Monday, but for the most part theses should be scattered.

As we get to the end of next week, another cold surge is coming down from the north. Looks like weekend highs will be in the low 60s next weekend, but then should rebound into the low 70s to start the following week (week of May 15).

While the mid 60s and lower 70s are not what a lot of you would like to feel, I'll take it. I've had it with those daytime highs in the 50s.

Enjoy!

Well, there is some good news

After I depressed most of you with my last post, here's a bit of good news. After we get past mid-week this week, temperatures will start to warm. We will likely see daytime highs in the 60s Thursday through the weekend, then actually warm up into the 70s for next week.  But, as I mentioned before, don't get too excited.

The following week, around May 16, temperatures are likely to drop again to normal or slightly below.  By that time normal daytime highs will be in the upper 60s to around 70, so even at that it won't be terribly cold. However, we will once again have to watch out for fast moving rain systems.

Slowly we are getting warmer...but, not drier.