The center of the Low pressure remains off the Puget Sound in Washington State presently in its mature stage with drier air circulating around its center. It will not be sending cold air towards our direction, however the cool down will be felt in our temperatures not reaching the one hundreds. (When our average high temperatures is 90 degrees, their is not much cooling down the weather can do) The jet stream remains to our north east, allowing for some possible cloud development of mid level clouds this afternoon and into the weekend. The jet stream will remain in its location with up to 45 mph winds in the upper levels with the strongest winds found over Montana. In further analysis of the low pressure, it is expected to weaken quickly, not just from the advanced stage it presently is in, but from warmer air being brought into the low. By early next week, we move back into higher pressure. We remain with high moisture content in the air to our south. With another high pressure, it will be watched closely as thunder storms become possible once again.....
Posted on: Fri, 05 Jul 2013 15:24:53 +0000
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