GAMBIT had an issue headlining how the restaurant industry in NOLA suffers from a Summer slowdown in business that results in decreased income for many workers. For folks in weather, summer usually means a slowdown in movement resulting in day after day of the same weather. For sure, the weather folks don't lose income as most are salary/contract workers. But Summer often is a boring time (outside any tropical threats), one that most weathercasters hate. An upper high remains locked over the Southern Rockies with minor disturbances rotating around it. The eastern trough is still there, but it doesn't quite extend down into the Gulf like earlier this week. Showers usually show up along the coast in the predawn hours and redevelop inland during daytime heating. Look for that to continue for the next 3-4 days. Maybe by the end of the week, the upper high will shift eastward decreasing our rain chances resulting in hotter highs?
The best news is the Tropics have gone dead with no model indicating any development for 10-14 days. It's a long way till those Fall fronts start coming, but each day we have no tropical threat means one day closer being safe. Stay tuned!
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