Sunfish And Scattered Showers
It was so dry the grasshoppers were on the power lines sucking the juice out of them. (Another West Texas one-liner.) This is the driest first half of June in the past 10 years:
- 2005 4.00"
- 2004 1.12"
- 2003 3.45"
- 2002 1.85"
- 2001 3.64"
- 2000 1.05"
- 1999 1.44"
- 1998 4.90"
- 1997 3.33"
- 1996 2.17"
- Average rainfall June 1st through 15th: 1.95"
This streak may go back even further, but that's as deep into the records as I could dive without a mandatory climatological decompression stop.
But hear ye, hear ye. Wetter times may be ahead.
I still think most of us stay dry this weekend, but an isolated storm still can't be ruled out. Especially over the Cumberland Plateau to our west and the Blue Ridge Mountains to the east.
Saturday and Father's Day - Hazy sunshine with highs near 90 and a 20% chance for an isolated afternoon storm.
Monday - Partly cloudy, hot and humid with highs near 88. But we should see scattered storms developing. Chance of rain is 40%.
Tuesday - 30% chance for some scattered afternoon and evening storms. Highs near 90.
Wednesday - Chances for showers drop off to around 20% with highs back up around 93.
Happy Father's Day to all! I hope you get a chance to tell Dad what he's meant to you.
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