Sun, sun and more sun... boring weather days, but that's OK this time

An image from the NWS of the extent of the severe weather outbreak of March 1-2, 2007 for my CWA. What a tremendous storm. Also, the NWS has created a Google Earth kmz file out there that shows preliminary tornado tracks, damage locations, and placemarks linked to individual storm reports For those with Google Earth, you can download this kmz file. Definitely an awful storm. The good news for all the folks recovering is that we are in a boring weather period for at least the next week or so. Today... MOSTLY SUNNY TO SUNNY SKIES EXPECTED FOR THE REST OF THE DAY WITH TEMPERATURES CLIMBING INTO THE LOWER 70S FOR MANY LOCATIONS. WE WON`T BE DEALING WITH FREEZING TEMPS FOR A WHILE AFTER THIS MORNING. WHILE MOISTURE LEVELS WILL GRADUALLY INCREASE THROUGH THIS PERIOD (through Thursday), POPS WILL BE UNNECESSARY. AS THE SHORT WAVE ENERGY AND THE ASSOCIATED FRONTAL SYSTEM APPROACHES, POPS BE FINALLY RETURN TO THE FORECAST, WHICH NOW APPEAR FRI NIGHT. POPS OF 20-30 THEN REMAIN IN PLACE THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND INTO NEXT MON, AFTER WHICH TIME THE SYSTEM SHOULD SWEEP E OF THE AREA. So, Friday night is our next shot at rain, with it dragging through the weekend... This will successfully kill my chances at chasing the sun on Saturday, and it is not going to be anything worth chasing weatherwise. Sounds like my house will finally get the cleaning that it needs. I can deal with that... give those folks throughout the southeast some time to recover.

That's really all there is for now.

Take care,
~Dewdrop