Well, we lucked out today and the rain will likely not be as
bad as had been feared, and although none of the models was completely correct,
the winner in the European vs. American model goes to the American model this
time, and that does not happen very often.
I have noticed however that the American model has been doing better in
the weather pattern that we are currently in, and that is a good thing. Even though the American model has been doing
better, the European model still maintains a higher accuracy score. Anyway, another interesting thing of note is
that the long-range outlook for the winter has changed quite a bit and our
winter temperatures and precipitation are now expected to be near normal
levels, which is quite a change from the National Weather Service outlook that
came out last month, which was showing above normal temperatures. Indeed,
to me, the pattern that is developing does appear to have quite a bit of
potential, and as we head into November, we may have to start watching for the possibility
of winter-weather type storms developing.
Already on the long-range computer models, you can start to see how cold
it will be just to our north and storms will be developing along the Gulf
Coast. If by any chance those two things
meet in the correct way, we could be looking at some interesting things
starting as soon as early November. We
will have to wait and see. Anyway, for
now, it looks as if we lucked out today and the rain will be heavy at times
this morning, but it should not be heavy enough to cause any real
flooding. The main problem will be the
timing of the heavy rain, as it is moving in just in time for the morning
commute, so drive carefully. Other than
the heavy rain today, there is really nothing at all to talk about other than
the chance of a shower on Tuesday night and Wednesday, and then things may
actually get quite interesting after this 10-day period is over. After the 10-day period, it is looking as if a
tropical system may approach Florida and then head up the East coast. In addition, there will be very cold air not
too far away to our North. I doubt the
cold air will be drawn into this system, and it should remain to our North as
the remnants of the Tropical Storm bring rain into our area for the week after
next, but I will keep an eye on it, anyway something to watch for the week
after next.
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