7/12/26 Sunday 1:30 pm
I am feeling pretty confident this change is on the way. It could very well start tomorrow afternoon, but in discussing the timing the other day, I gave my “dry likes to stay dry” caveat. In short, the air will have to be saturated before it can get going.
At the moment, my weather station shows 16.6% humidity and a dew point of 38.
Hopefully this dew point forecast will be correct for 24 hours from now, Monday afternoon. If so, it would get the job done!
I can already hear my high elevation followers wondering about the lower dew points in the mountains. Don’t worry! Because your temperatures are naturally colder, the air up there doesn’t need to hold as much moisture to reach saturation. It takes a lot less effort for the atmosphere to trigger precipitation at your elevation!
This is what 10 days of afternoon showers look like!
I will post again in the morning.