Full constantly torrentially rainy night for me here, it stopped shortly before I woke the Kids for school at 5:45AM.
The heavy thick cloud cover broke of quickly and my solar panels are producing power for the batteries almost since the sun rose over the horizon.
Since some lighter clouds and the sun change places, looks good so far for more improvement towards sunnier times.
The Trough rained down a lot, emptied it's southern portions over us, on the Radar it looks like the S of it went dry and has not much left to bother us.
We have to enjoy every dry hour, at many places sure urgently needed to dry flooded areas/intersections and other bad engineered cemented areas,
before we may get more in a week from now, but that is nothing written in stone, zero developed to date.
It is a disturbed weather area coming together very slowly from the Central to the SWern Caribbean Sea.
Development, if any, will be slow, there is highest wind shear present, steering patterns do not bring it in any direction towards the DR, as would have been the case some days/a week ago, the open path now points from there Northwards in NNWern directions.
This area will spread out rainy skies over a wide area, depending where exactly it forms will decide if we get nothing/little/heavy portions sent over to DR.
Which parts of DR, If any, will/could be affected, can not be told until the disturbed area gets organized and moving.
Who is vulnerable for flood dangers def should monitor the local forecasts.
As far as Tropical Storms or Hurricaes go, we have nothing of such on the Maps/Radar for this week/weekend
and for next week, IF the system in the Central/SWerm Caribbean Sea gets organized, it will not come in any direction towards DR, no matter what could form out of that disturbance.
Yesterday we had just 24C daytime temps here at my place, a very very strange thing of a FREEZING COLD Alaska Simulation for this time of the year.
Is Ice Age coming very soon? lol
Have a great weekend everyone, don't drown your cars and keep the BBQ dry.
The heavy thick cloud cover broke of quickly and my solar panels are producing power for the batteries almost since the sun rose over the horizon.
Since some lighter clouds and the sun change places, looks good so far for more improvement towards sunnier times.
The Trough rained down a lot, emptied it's southern portions over us, on the Radar it looks like the S of it went dry and has not much left to bother us.
We have to enjoy every dry hour, at many places sure urgently needed to dry flooded areas/intersections and other bad engineered cemented areas,
before we may get more in a week from now, but that is nothing written in stone, zero developed to date.
It is a disturbed weather area coming together very slowly from the Central to the SWern Caribbean Sea.
Development, if any, will be slow, there is highest wind shear present, steering patterns do not bring it in any direction towards the DR, as would have been the case some days/a week ago, the open path now points from there Northwards in NNWern directions.
This area will spread out rainy skies over a wide area, depending where exactly it forms will decide if we get nothing/little/heavy portions sent over to DR.
Which parts of DR, If any, will/could be affected, can not be told until the disturbed area gets organized and moving.
Who is vulnerable for flood dangers def should monitor the local forecasts.
As far as Tropical Storms or Hurricaes go, we have nothing of such on the Maps/Radar for this week/weekend
and for next week, IF the system in the Central/SWerm Caribbean Sea gets organized, it will not come in any direction towards DR, no matter what could form out of that disturbance.
Yesterday we had just 24C daytime temps here at my place, a very very strange thing of a FREEZING COLD Alaska Simulation for this time of the year.
Is Ice Age coming very soon? lol
Have a great weekend everyone, don't drown your cars and keep the BBQ dry.