Friday, September 12, 2014

Friday, September 12, 2014 - Weather Discussion

First of all, an intense solar storm is heading toward our planet and may arrive as soon as 8am this morning or as late as 8am tomorrow morning.  This solar storm is supposed to be the largest to hit earth since at least 1989 when it knocked out the entire power grid in Quebec, Canada for 12 hours.  We shall see what happens.  Click here to read the story and watch the video. 

The change of the seasons is starting to take place as cooler air is arriving as we speak and lows will likely drop to the 40’s by Sunday morning, after the next cold front moves through here tomorrow.  First though, it will be beautiful today with a high in the low 70’s, followed by a chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow as the next cold front approaches.  The high tomorrow will be in the upper 60’s.

Sunday and Monday should then be nice with lows likely dropping to the mid 40’s in many locations and highs in the upper 60’s, to possibly the low 70’s in some locations on Monday. 

Tuesday another cold front will approach, bringing a chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms in the morning, with some clearing likely in the afternoon.  It will however be quite chilly with highs likely only reaching around 60.

Wednesday through next Sunday should then be quite nice with lows rising from the mid to upper 40’s on Wednesday and Thursday to the low to mid 50’s by next Sunday and highs rising from the upper 60’s on Wednesday to the upper 70’s next Sunday, as warm air starts to move into our area ahead of the next cold front. 

Next Monday and Tuesday we will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms as the next cold front approaches, and they could be heavy at times.  Highs will be in the low 70’s.

Next Wednesday and Thursday should then be mostly sunny with lows dropping to the 40’s and highs around 60.

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