Updated Tuesday morning Forecast & WX notes — August 23rd,

· Other than morning fog which should burn off by around 9 AM, conditions spectacular today and not very humid. Dew points the best metric to look at will be in the upper 40s to low 50s and that is some kind of nice if you need to do heavy labor out of doors.

· Tomorrow pick of the week dew points climb into the upper 50s to lower 60s by the end of the day but still moderate humidity levels and warmer temps with highs peaking in the low to mid 80s.

· Our next weather maker does not come until later Thursday afternoon far northern areas but makes it into Vermont Thursday night and Friday with some showers and possibly a few thunderstorms.

· Tropics have turned much more active – as we near the peak of Atlantic Hurricane season on 10 of September. There are some hints at a possible North American land strike in the southeast U.S. next week.

· The warmest 90 days of climatology for our region effectively “meteorological summer” ends on September 5th.

TODAY A beauty. Mostly sunny morning fog.Near seasonal temperatures with a high in the mid 70s. Southwest breeze 10 mph. (5)

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and partially moonlit overnight with patchy valley fog. A low 50 to 55. Light south winds. (5)

WEDNESDAY: Pick of the week. Mostly sunny but with a few afternoon clouds northern areas. Warmer with a high 80 to 85. South to southwest winds 10 mph. (4)

Looking further ahead…

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: High cloudiness otherwise fair and partially moonlit. Much more muggy with a low 60 to 65. (3)

THURSDAY: Filtered sunshine through high clouds in the morning, mixed sun and clouds in the afternoon. Slight chance for a shower northern areas late. Warmer, more humid and breezy in the afternoon. A high in the low to mid 80s.(2)

FRIDAY: Mixed clouds and sun. Widely scattered showers, maybe a few thunderstorms. Very humid with a low 65 to 70. A around 80. (2)

SATURDAY: Partly sunny. A low around 60. A high in the mid 70s. (2)

SUNDAY: Mixed clouds and sun. A low in the mid 50s. A high near 80. (2)

Average lows mid 50s. Normal high mid 70s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/8-23 [end]

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