Rain in the forecast for next week

[Rutgersnj201]

hoping for no rain!

 

[RUtix4me]

Squirrels in the woods
silence is so very peaceful
Crack goes a nut

 

[IMARUFAN]

nm

 

[WhiteBus]

Left overs of Hurricane Harvey may spoil the party.

 

[OTBOTOR]

Might need to use those boats

 

[DJ Spanky]

Ground she movin' under me!

 

[RU4Real]

There's nothing in the long range models to suggest we get an overflight from the remnants of Harvey.

 

[RU848789]

There's nothing in the long range models to suggest we get an overflight from the remnants of Harvey.

Not true, as per this morning's AFD from Mt. Holly. Unfortunately, the recent developments for next Friday aren't looking great, but the good thing is it's over a week away and uncertainty is very high, such that it might still be a fine day.

By midweek, the Midwest upper low is forecast to advance east
through the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic (though I question the timing
here, given the blocky nature of the pattern). Ascent in
advance of this perturbation and sustained easterly/onshore
surface flow necessitates mention of PoPs through the end of
the period. In addition, another digging shortwave trough will
reach the Northeast by the end of the week. With the remnants of
TC Harvey expected to be pulled northeastward late next week,
there appears to be a decent shot of a wet period at some point
near or shortly beyond the end of the long-term period. Stay
tuned.

http://forecast.weather.gov/product...&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

 

[bac2therac]

Remember last Labor Day wekend hurricane bust...right?

Forecasters have no idea yet what will happen 7 days away with Harveys waste...even 2-3 days away the confidence level will be low...that being said if it rains it will decimate attendence

 

[DJ Spanky]

Tidal waves out on the sea.

 

[RU848789]

Tidal waves out on the sea.

Dogs and cats living together...

 

[RUaMoose_rivals]

TWC is saying Harvey is going to stick around the TX/LA coast into Wednesday.

 

[WhiteBus]

There's nothing in the long range models to suggest we get an overflight from the remnants of Harvey.

Not true, as per this morning's AFD from Mt. Holly. Unfortunately, the recent developments for next Friday aren't looking great, but the good thing is it's over a week away and uncertainty is very high, such that it might still be a fine day.

By midweek, the Midwest upper low is forecast to advance east
through the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic (though I question the timing
here, given the blocky nature of the pattern). Ascent in
advance of this perturbation and sustained easterly/onshore
surface flow necessitates mention of PoPs through the end of
the period. In addition, another digging shortwave trough will
reach the Northeast by the end of the week. With the remnants of
TC Harvey expected to be pulled northeastward late next week,
there appears to be a decent shot of a wet period at some point
near or shortly beyond the end of the long-term period. Stay
tuned.

http://forecast.weather.gov/product...&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

Unfortunately 4Real doesn't remember his morning post. Sad for him he was too drunk to edit it before #s replied.