On this station plot map for the Tucson area, generated by the University of Arizona’s Hydro and Atmospheric Sciences Department, now has a point for little Catalina/Sutherland Heights! Check it out. Sample map below. Now you can see how our predicted weather varies with those points around us over the next few days. How great is that?Some rain from our incoming cold front is just about here as a line of showers approaches from the west. Hoping now for a tenth of an inch is all.
Yesterday’s clouds
Had some nice scenes late of little Altocumulus castellanus shedding light snow showers or “virga.”
The weather ahead and way ahead
March. a lamb upon entry, will roar on the way out. While only a little rain will likely fall today, several more troughs are in the works, during the next ten days and they are looking much more potent than today’s trough and front passage, probably bringing cold enough air that some people will start complaining about how cold it is; probably me. Looks, too, like abnormally cool weather will cruise right in to the first week or two of April. Bye-bye heat!
The End
Hi Art; Those castellanus clouds are my favourite clouds to look at- sure better than the ones I’ve been seeing here almost all month!
Glad you liked those shots, Roland. We’ve been having lots of company and other distractions, and so have been “inactive” in posting. Will get back to it before too long as company moves on.
I guess you’ve been seeing a lot of Sc and Ns….
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