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Measurable rain to fall in April 2018! (In the Heights of Sutherland)
As readers know, we like to jump out ahead, sometimes exceeding professional standards:
“Right or wrong, you heard it here first!”
The totality of evidence, which isn’t all that strong is in our beloved spaghetti plots, ones that have misled us a coupla times this winter…
Valid at 5 PM AST April 8th. These outputs based on global data from last evening at 5 PM AST. Note how the cold blue lines dip into Arizona! So, a big trough is guaranteed about on April 8th, maybe one with enough amplitude to produce a significant rain here in the Sutherland Heights.
The End.
Author: Art Rangno
Retiree from a group specializing in airborne measurements of clouds and aerosols at the University of Washington (Cloud and Aerosol Research Group). The projects in which I participated were in many countries; from the Arctic to Brazil, from the Marshall Islands to South Africa.
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One thought on “Measurable rain to fall in April 2018! (In the Heights of Sutherland)”
Well, Art. I want to know how much rain you’re going to get. Anywhere near an inch?? We’ll probably have that within the next 24 hours.
Well, Art. I want to know how much rain you’re going to get. Anywhere near an inch?? We’ll probably have that within the next 24 hours.