It’s a gloomy and wet Wednesday today. We had a round of morning showers that caused some major AM commute issues and now, we await the final round of heavier rain which will arrive in time for the PM commute.
For the next several hours we will just see some scattered light showers and pockets of drizzle. The last burst of steady rain is expected between 3p-7p.
After that, the skies will gradually clear out overnight, perhaps in time to catch a glimpse of the full “cold” Moon.
The sunshine returns tomorrow along with a bit of a gusty wind. High temperatures on Thursday will remain a bit above average.
Check out the Moon and Mars just after sunset tomorrow night in the ENE sky!
And, speaking of sunsets…tomorrow is officially the earliest sunset of the year! We still have to wait until Dec 21 for the shortest day, but at least we know that from here on out, sunsets will gradually (very slowly) start getting later again.
The Weekend in a word…meh. Lots of clouds and periods of coastal drizzle and light showers. We won’t see all that much rain inland, but it will be generally grey and chilly.
Something to keep in mind…there is a chance of a little light snow late Sunday night and early Monday. At this point it doesn’t look like a big deal, but we cannot rule out some scattered, light accumulations.
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