Currently at .02" of rain...there is a path (my specific location) to not see another drop of rain today. This assumes that what is currently on radar doesn't grow, reform, etc. Don't think it will happen but it could...
For the record, I would have agreed 100% with you had I not read that. (and the thoughts of others) I don't recall a significant severe day without ample sun.
Like you said...we'll find out soon enough. Hoping like heck you're right.
And I am NOT a storm chaser. I am a bonafide storm hater.
Mt Holly mentioned this in their disco this morning - they said that clearing today had little to no bearing on severe potential. (I'm sure that sun wouldn't have hurt) They said that pretty much every box was checked for a severe event today.
My temp has been fluctuating between 80 and 82 for hours. 82 when it's bright, near 80 when the cloud cover thickens. Dewpoint is holding steady at 71.
Certainly NOT saying this will happen, just a thought that occurred to me...how many times has an area been under an enhanced risk with any sort of watch never issued?
At this point I think local warnings are more likely than an areal watch.
81.1/72 here. Kind of day when I walk outside, lenses fog up immediately. Sky conditions are the same here...peeks of sun, but overall it's still cloudy.
Interesting snapshot - there is a "weakness" in the deck over Lanco - you can see it over the central part of the county. Sun has actually been peaking out here at work for the past 45 minutes already.
I just walked across campus here at work, and you're right - there is a very noticeable northerly breeze out there. It feels much better than I expected.
Whatever happens or doesn't happen tomorrow, the weather following looks incredible. And unlike typical summer fronts, instead of having a nice day or perhaps two, it looks like a nice string of days to close out July and start of the dog days.