Andrea, girl, come on!

That is the OSEI image of the day... to give credit... Well, it's unfortunate but true. STS (not to be confused with SDS, which she is in no way relieving, btw) Andrea is losing her umph. She's got some nerve, forming and acting all tropical-like and looking all convective... just to dash our hopes and get herself all smoke wrapped and sad looking... she will not be the source of precip. that we had all hoped and dreamed she would be, unless something really far-fetched occurs. All her convection is concentrated on the eastern side... I read that someone had a dream that she sucked up large portions of the Atlantic, converted it to fresh water and dumped it on our fire tortured region. Great dream... wish only that it was closer to reality. So much of South Georgia and Florida are ablaze... it's frightening. The NHC continues to offer advisories with regard to Andrea. Here is the Subtropical Storm Andrea Public Advisory. Unfortunately, the only impact she is having on us is to push the smoke and haze in our direction... It is indeed a smoky day out there. My friend Tim, the meanie (yeah, yeah, not shooting the messenger, just picking), removed POPS from our forecast for today and trimmed back chances for Friday, and it looks like our next slight chance comes on Saturday... we might just get some scattered wet stuff.... I guess he does redeem himself when he mentions a cold front approaching on Sunday bringing with it 40% POPS as it meets up with the sea breeze and all the lovely warm weather... things get weird after that, so I'm not even going there.

Update: The 11:00 update from the NHC has Andrea as an STD... did they have to go there...? Here is the Subtropical Depression Andrea Advisory. What a hoot!

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