SEASONABLY COOL BLOCK PRECEDES WARM LABOR DAY WEEKEND

SEASONABLY COOL BLOCK PRECEDES WARM LABOR DAY WEEKEND

SEASONABLY COOL BLOCK PRECEDES WARM LABOR DAY WEEKEND

 

SEASONABLY COOL BLOCK PRECEDES WARM LABOR DAY WEEKEND – Good morning everyone. The situation in Texas continues to deteriorate as Harvey is turning into a windy deluge for the southeast part of the state. Record rainfall will now add insult to injury after 125+mph winds recorded by instruments inside of the eyeball by Lockport, TX. Areas as far inland as San Antonio, Austin, and as far east as Houston, are experiencing torrential rain. Life threatening flash flooding is a certainty in the areas that’ll see the prolonged/heaviest of rain. Hopefully everyone was cognizant enough to evacuate.

For us, we’re enjoying a seasonably cool break that’ll last through Wednesday. We’ll be keeping an eye on an old front draped across Florida to see if anything develops along it. At this point, it looks like if low pressure develops, it’ll move just to our south and make for a mostly cloudy and cool Tuesday and Wednesday. We’ll also have to continue to watch where the weak remnants of Harvey goes, as well as the timing of a frontal system heading towards the Northeast next weekend. All of these ingredients will dictate how Labor Day Weekend goes.

As of this moment, I’m still holding onto above average warmth for the second part of Labor Day Weekend, with temps in the mid 80’s at minimum, possibly slightly warmer. Leading up to it, we’re looking at low 80’s Thursday, then near 80 Friday and Saturday before the brief warmup begins Sunday and Monday.

In the long range, we still have a couple of more shots at some above average warmth, but the cooler air is starting to win out; so if we do achieve low to mid 80’s throughout the first 2/3 of September, these periods look to be short lived at 2-4 day periods before more seasonable air quickly moves back in.

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SEASONABLY COOL BLOCK PRECEDES WARM LABOR DAY WEEKEND – Harvey continues to spin in place as we watch for low pressure to develop by Florida. Cooler air has settled into the area, which should protect us from any system that’ll move along an old frontal boundary south of the Mid-Atlantic.

Northeast Radar

Radar is quiet and should remain so for almost a week. Rain is becoming needed at this point with our water table down about 10% from capacity. We’re not in an official drought, but if we continue on this path, we will slowly creep into one.

 

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