As we get further into Spring, the cold fronts get weaker and weaker as the sun angle gets higher and the length of daylight gets longer. Tomorrow's front will have a brief kick to it bringing some cooler and drier air, but it won't last beyond Sunday PM. On the weather map it looks pretty impressive with a significant temperature cooldown behind it.
For us, the cooling will only be 5-10 degrees, but our 60+ dew points should drop into the 30s & 40s making the air feel great! Unfortunately, there will be little, if any, rain with this front. Why? Check out the flow on the water vapor.
Note all the dry air above us even though we are moist at the surface. Models are hinting that the upper ridge will continue to shift to the East coast as a deep trough develops over the Western states. As the trough comes eastward, our rain chances should finally increase for next week.
Will rain chances be 40% every day next week? Probably not, but what the extended tells us is they won't be zero. We'll be able to zone in on which days have higher chances the closer we get into next week. Finally,
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