Weak Low in Gulf moving inland...

So nice not to have to track any major hurricanes around us so far this year. Earl is gonna get closer to the U.S. east coast but all computer models curve it away before impacting the U.S. Fiona should be named Sunday, but she's way out in the Atlantic and long range compter models recurve her before reaching the U.S. East Coast. I like the pattern that appears to be established so far. Since the peak month for storms is September, there remains plenty of time for something to form closer to us, but I like our chances each day we get closer to October and those Fall cool fronts.

The weak low south of Lake Charles hopefully will be inland tomorrow. Pressures are rising around us, a sign that nothing is forming. We'll still probably see above normal clouds and showers on Sunday, but perhaps we'll see a few sunny breaks unlike on Saturday. Remember Katrina tomorrow.