Another Big Dumper across the South Shore, Almost Hot, Mostly Dry Week Coming

The Weathercasters I watched yesterday and this morning were indicating a building upper ridge would limit shower activity resulting with near record warm temperatures.  Again it's all about location and today's storms began on the East bank shortly after 2 PM.  I have some satellite & radar views showing how limited the T-Storms really were.  We begin with the Satellite at 1 pm when nothing was happening.  But focus your attention on the South Shore.

The bottom view is 4 pm with the arrows pointing out the cloud shadow from the tall T-Storm,  Radar really exploded with lots of lightning with this storm.  The first view is 2 PM followed by 3 PM & then 4 PM.

Just as quickly as it sprang up, it collapsed and was gone within 2 hours.  With the upper ridge shifting over us for Monday through Thursday, I see rain coverage around zero, and that should get us into the mid-upper 80s.

The temperatures show how the upper ridge has been over hyped as most temps are under 90.  We are in the time of the year when not much happens.  Unless we have a late-season front or early-season tropical activity, the weather is quite boring.

It's so boring, I'm going fishing the next two days with Captains Hylton & Johnny Lewis.  Haven't been in a boat since March 1st.  Really need to find some happiness right now.  Speckled trout & redfish can make that happen.  Stay tuned!