3/25/26 Wednesday 5 am
I am calling it. This miserable weather is coming to an end. April will be a better month. There have been some advantages to not having any weather to talk about, I guess. I have caught up on a few things around here. Most notable was taking down the Christmas tree (I know, I know). First time ever I put up and took down a Christmas tree on my own.
I feel like I have optimized Sus’s dosing, striking a balance between just enough and not too much. I never knew how much I would have to constantly chase that down. Such is the case with “Atypical Parkinsons”. With that being said, she continues to decline, and I am just going to stop there.
Another accomplishment was that I have optimized my “office.” I split the living room in half. I moved the rest of my necessary hardware into “my half” of the room. I can now work comfortably (keyword) while being 100% available for Sus. Plus, it looks much better than the Christmas tree.
Overall, March did not come in like a “Lion” but it really looks like April will. It really does. But it is not April yet, almost. This ridge has a few days left. Likely through the weekend. Next week, things change. The ridge starts to collapse early next week, the northern jet drops back down and the storm train starts back up. Better late than never.
Monday/Tuesday prior to the ridge collapsing, models are suggesting a very unusual looking anomaly. A brief “Monsoonal” preview??
Here is Monday according to the Euro, GFS and Canadian:
Euro
GFS
Canadian
What makes this a “monsoonal” signature is the source of the precipitation (Mexico). There is no sign of this being remnants of tropical activity. Technically, is not the “monsoon” but it sure looks like it. Perhaps all models are wrong, we will see.
So, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. It will be easier for me to post, going forward, at it sure looks like we are going to have something to talk about again! Next Update on Thursday.