Brief
WED: Upper 80s — 10°+ above normal — Increase in cloud cover — THU: Strong cold front gains strength — Rain, line of strong-severe storms late Thursday night — FRI: Showers and thunderstorms exit by Friday night — WEEKEND: Cooler weekend — NEXT WEEK: Another warmup.
Today – Coffee & Clear – High 84°
It’s National Coffee Day. Earlier today, The Intern 2.0 said he’d attempt to drink 10 cups.
Results:
For the record, this is what happens to me when I drink too much coffee:
Today – Coffee & Clear – High 84°
Happy National Coffee Day. Life would not be the same without this magic elixir!
To celebrate and get me through this Monday, I will attempt to drink 10 cups of coffee.
We got this tweet this afternoon:
I’m hoping these dry-weather aided spiderwebs will catch the irritable wasp population we wrote about earlier this week.
Our last measureable (not a “trace”) rain occurred on September 11 (0.02″). For the month, we’ve seen 0.21″, which is 2.84″ less than a normal September. However, we’re still 0.31″ above normal for the year.
Three days ago, the major global weather models (and later, some of the regional models) predicted torrential rain for us today. We were, they said,
Regular readers of this website will notice that between then and now, the models have been taking that system that was “meant” for us, and sending it southeastward. Notice the frustration in the tone of this morning’s NWS forecast discussion, which I quote (Note: the NWS writes in ALL CAPS all the time, don’t read anything into that. Just think of a Meg Ryan [as “us”] / Tom Hanks [as “rain”] movie while reading:)
Today – Increasing Humidity – High 83°
Humidity is on the rise this afternoon, ahead of an approaching wave of tropical energy. Water vapor imagery shows its current location in the Gulf of Mexico. Check out the red arrows.
We cracked open a beverage to finish today’s WhateverThisIsCast:
Today – Warming, But What’s Up With This Humidity? – High 85°
Today we will be mostly sunny, and a bit humid. At noon, the dewpoint was already 62°. That’s not cool, September. NOT COOL.
Latest Official Temp & Other Stuff, taken at :53 every hour
Thursday Night – Still Awesome
NWS thinks patchy fog may develop overnight, but with the lowest dewpoint depression at 5° (temp minus dewpoint, 60° – 55° = 5°), fog shouldn’t be a big problem overnight and Friday morning. Beware the usually foggy spots.
When it comes to weather, it seems we have gotten the golden ticket.
(Editor’s Note: That kid ^^^ isn’t Charlie. This kid is:)
Today – Warming But Pleasant – High 81°
Last night I was doing my normal weather thing:
(1) Nerding out on weather data and weather models.
(2) Asking myself: do normal people care about this? (94% of the time, the answer is No.)
(3) Decide: “people might care about this,” then tweet:
