Forecast Issued 4:00 PM PDT Thursday 19 September 2019 - Thursday night: Showers ending before morning then cloudy. Low 13. Friday: Cloudy. Becoming a mix of sun and cloud late in the morning. High 23. Humidex 25. UV index 6 or high. Friday night: Mainly cloudy. Low 12. Saturday: Periods of rain. High 18. Saturday night: Rain. Low 14. Sunday: Showers. High 19. Sunday night: Clear. Low 9. Monday: Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. High 16. Monday night: Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. Low 11. Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 18. Tuesday night: Clear. Low 10. Wednesday: Cloudy. High 17.
Continuous Rainfall (< 24hr gap) No Qualifying Rainfall mm
Civil Rise 06:29
Moon Phase Last quarter (68% full)
Civil Set 19:54
Day Length 13:12:35
Day High 15.3° C @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day Low 14.9° C @ 02:19 Tdy.
Day High Rain Rate 0.0mm/hr00:00
Day High Barometer 101.76 kPa @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day Low Barometer 101.71 kPa @ 02:28 Tdy.
Day Low Windchill 14.9° C @ 02:19 Tdy.
Day High Heat Index 15.3° C @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day High Wind Gust S 0km/h @ 00:05 Tdy.
Day High Solar Radiation 0W/m2 @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day High UV Index 0.0 @ 00:00 Tdy.
Here is a quick illustration of what the Rapid update cycle model from NOAA has for tonight. Temperature should be steady where it is now (around -1C) and so perfect conditions for snow.
As you can see. Nothing major. We may not even get 5cm worth, it all depends how moist the front is, which it doesn’t seem very. But hopefully it’s enough to make for a nice white Saturday morning.
The weekend should be quiet and cold. Don’t let the snow harden up on your driveways and paths though because it will only make what seems to be coming for Monsay, Tuesday and Wednesday, more unpleasant.
Well, that was about right Chris! It started just after 6 in North Port, and piled up pretty good for a while, but I think we only had 3-4 cm before midnight. It’s melted away on the roads and driveways now.
Well, that was about right Chris! It started just after 6 in North Port, and piled up pretty good for a while, but I think we only had 3-4 cm before midnight. It’s melted away on the roads and driveways now.