On Wednesday I think we'll be as dry as a bone. I'm saying sunny skies with a High around 60 or perhaps a few degrees cooler, like 58 or so. Morning Low probably around 40. I think the GFS is too slow in moving this out of here in this case - the moisture.
And the rest of the week and going into the weekend looks great. Of course temperatures will rebound, but overall it looks mild in the afternoons, pretty cool in the mornings (enough to need a jacket, at least), and plenty of sunshine. I don't see any evidence of rain chances for the next seven days.
I have been monitoring with interest a storm system that may get together over the Plains/Midwest late in this forecast period (too soon to tell but currently not looking quite as potent as it did yesterday) and also kind of concerned about the nor'easter that is likely to hit the East/Northeast coast (same area affected by Hurricane Sandy [!]) on Wednesday. This will be just a regular nor'easter storm, but considering that people are still getting over "the big one," man, that's just some rotten news. If you know anybody up that way, might give them a heads up just in case, because a lot of people have power outages and so on. And judging from our historic tornado outbreak of 2011, I can say that word of mouth isn't always effective during such events . . . people are shaken up, and if you know something important . . . don't assume they know . . . spread the word. Here's wishing much quieter weather on those folks for a good while after this.
Obviously, rainfall totals with the nor'easter will be pretty heavy, although nowhere near what they were with T.C. Sandy. Around here, our thing tomorrow night/Tuesday morning will probably only squeeze out about one tenth to one quarter of an inch of rain.
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