9/23/26 Wednesday 5 am
0.25″ to 1.50″ fell last yesterday up until midnight. Lower amounts have fallen since. I don’t have a lot to share yet. The overnight lull should end soon. The weather models aren’t doing us any favors right now, so I’ll pivot to the macro picture.
Radar: At first glance, it looks like it is “missing” us. But our radar(s) have a lot of holes, so (as we all well know) it is not always “reflective” of reality.
Current Satellite provides a better snapshot of what is going on.
We have the jet straight overhead. The flow is also being ushered in via low pressure to our southwest and high pressure to our southeast.
Zooming in on that satellite gives a better look
You can see the deeper moisture (green) is actually to our west (for now).
I’ll track everything on that wide-view satellite as the day progresses. I will likely do shorter, more frequent updates today, as I did yesterday.
Don’t forget your umbrella…