The Friday afternoon map discussion video is on the server:
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
How about the song "Weekend" by Wet Willie from the summer of 1979?
"One Friday evenin'
What a feelin', feel like singin'
Tired of workin', my mind is buzzin'
Feel like dancin' yes I do
But you gotta make the best of life while you're young
Good people, weekend
Do just what you wanna do, weekend
When those workin' days are through
Weekend, weekend, weekend"
As expected, the storms are fewer in number today and more widely spaced as warmer air aloft makes for a more stable atmosphere. Look very similar weather tomorrow; lots of sun along with widely scattered afternoon storms. Highs in the mid 90s.
AUGUST COLD FRONT: The GFS has slowed the front down a bit, holding the passage off until early Monday. But, the NAM moves it on through Sunday night. One way or another, we still should be in drier air early next week. That means lower humidity and cooler nights, and we still expect temperatures to get down into the 60 to 65 degree range by Tuesday morning. Bring it on.
TROPICS: Former tropical depression ten is hanging in there, moving in the general direction of the Bahamas. If this thing survives, it might begin to move northward late this weekend in response to the deep eastern U.S. upper trough. Or, it could cut under the trough and wind up in the Gulf. We will keep an eye on it.
In the eastern Atlantic another nice wave has come off the coast of Africa.
Have a great weekend... Brian Peters will handle the map discussion video updates over the weekend... I will be back in service bright and early Monday morning.
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
How about the song "Weekend" by Wet Willie from the summer of 1979?
"One Friday evenin'
What a feelin', feel like singin'
Tired of workin', my mind is buzzin'
Feel like dancin' yes I do
But you gotta make the best of life while you're young
Good people, weekend
Do just what you wanna do, weekend
When those workin' days are through
Weekend, weekend, weekend"
As expected, the storms are fewer in number today and more widely spaced as warmer air aloft makes for a more stable atmosphere. Look very similar weather tomorrow; lots of sun along with widely scattered afternoon storms. Highs in the mid 90s.
AUGUST COLD FRONT: The GFS has slowed the front down a bit, holding the passage off until early Monday. But, the NAM moves it on through Sunday night. One way or another, we still should be in drier air early next week. That means lower humidity and cooler nights, and we still expect temperatures to get down into the 60 to 65 degree range by Tuesday morning. Bring it on.
TROPICS: Former tropical depression ten is hanging in there, moving in the general direction of the Bahamas. If this thing survives, it might begin to move northward late this weekend in response to the deep eastern U.S. upper trough. Or, it could cut under the trough and wind up in the Gulf. We will keep an eye on it.
In the eastern Atlantic another nice wave has come off the coast of Africa.
Have a great weekend... Brian Peters will handle the map discussion video updates over the weekend... I will be back in service bright and early Monday morning.
on August 19, 2005, 1:56 pm
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