Friday, April 25, 2014
Rain Chances Slim to None...
I wish I could say "NO RAIN" this weekend, but a leftover frontal boundary (an old cold front) has sagged into south LA/MS and could be the focus for a few stray showers on Saturday as it lifts back northward. Higher chances (20% ) for the North Shore vs the South Shore (10%). Sunday will turn windy & should be dry except for a few showers towards dark. All in all, I think both the Jazz Fest & Golf Tourney will be fine. In 2013 we had 2-3" of rain on the 1st Sunday of Jazzfest. Our issues will arrive late Monday into Wednesday. There will be a large upper disturbance moving out of the Rockies into the northern plains triggering numerous T-Storms on Sunday and that system may drag a slow moving cold front our way next week. Remember, it's slow moving cold fronts in late April & early May that produce some of our heaviest rain events ('78, '95 ). Plenty of time to watch it. The Storm Prediction Center is indicating there could be a severe weather outbreak on Sunday well to our north & west. So far 2014 is on pace to be the slowest tornado year EVER since modern record keeping began back in 1953. Stay tuned.
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