Monday, February 10, 2014

High Pressure Dominance

Observation time: 5:30 pm

Precipitation: None
Sky Conditions: Clear
Wind: 6 mph from the west
Temperature: 1 degree

Weather.com surface maps show the high pressure system that is dominating most of the country again today. This is because of the continental polar air mass in Canada is pushing its way further South than usual.


Today's Rant

High pressure from the north is dominating our area once again today. We saw clear skies and cold temperatures, but got a bit of  break from any major winds which kept us just above zero degrees most of the day. My predictions from yesterday were accurate, although that hasn't been extremely tough the last few days. We have seen pretty much the same conditions almost every day in the last week. That may change in a couple of days however, as low pressure is supposed to be moving in bringing warmer temperatures and possibly some snow. It would be a nice change, but that doesn't include tomorrow...

Forecast for Tomorrow

Winds for tomorrow are supposed to be shifting and coming from the south, but wind speed is supposed to be higher than today. I would expect some clouds tomorrow, and slightly warmer temperatures. If we see any snow this week, I would say it is still a couple of days away.

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