NHC may have given up on Invest 96L too soon as this afternoon's daylight (visible) satellite loop clearly shows a mid level circulation with some T-Storms around it. I believe since none of the models develop what's left of 96L, NHC buys into that solution. One thing for sure, the models did not predict 96L would be so far south in the east central Caribbean Sea.. They had it going over Puerto Rico/DR before moving across the Bahamas then turning to the NE away from the U.S. It's just a feature to watch on what is another typical summer afternoon across the deep South. No model has any tropical development for the next 10-14 days, which would get us through the first 3 weeks of August. That still leaves 6 weeks till October, a long time to go.
The upper high over the southern Rockies will slowly shift our way so that later this week we should see shower coverage decrease with temperatures increasing. I don't look for an all out heat wave but several days could be back into the middle 90s. The Dog Days of August for sure.
Hey, has anyone else noticed how almost every day there is an article in the paper about Global Warming/ Climate Change/Weather Extremes? Yesterday it was on "stagnant air days' & today we have increased wild fires in the Pacific NW. Bob Marshall did an op-ed about "fighting climate change". What is going on here? Who is feeding the reporters all these stories? What is their agenda? Simply put...Power & Control. Power to tax & Control over what we do. Careful folks. Don't just drink the Kool-Aid and nothing else. Stay tuned!
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