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Thursday Morning Northland Forecast: 8/8/24

A Couple Cool & Breezy Days

We went a couple weeks with above average temps and sweaty dewpoints. Now, we’re going thru a few days of well below normal high temps. The average high for today is 77 degrees. We won’t see that til next week. It’s hard to find that “Goldilocks weather,” where everything is just right! We are about to come under the influence…

Wednesday Morning Northland Forecast 8/7/24

A Little Rain, Please!

My lawn has pretty much stopped growing. It’s been plenty warm out, but it’s been so dry these last few weeks, that my grass hasn’t grown in two weeks! I would be just fine if we get a half inch or more of rain in the next 24 hours. Thanks to a low pressure system coming out of the Dakotas,…

Tuesday Morning Northland Forecast: August 6, 2024

Cooler Than Average Week

After having above average temps all last week, we’ve flipped to the other end of the thermometer, as this week will be mostly below average temps. The average high for today is 78 degrees, and we will be a bit below that, with a high of about 74. The rest of the week we’ll have high temps between 68 and…

Morning Weather: Monday, August 5, 2024

A Much Cooler Week

Remember the last couple weeks, when each day was hazy, hot and humid, with dewpoints reaching the low 70’s? That is so yesterday’s weather! That airmass has been replaced with Canadian high pressure that is bringing our high temps down to the 70’s (where they should be), and dewpoints down into the 50’s, which is much more comfortable for all…

Morning Weather Forecast: Friday, August 2, 2024

The Heat is On...For Two More Days

July was a hot one! And, it felt like the heat and humidity would never end. But we are now past the peak heating period of summer, and the days are getting shorter. As a result, our seemingly endless streak of hazy, hot and humid days is finally coming to an end. This weekend, two cool fronts will make the…

Tuesday, July 30, 2024, Morning Forecast

When the weather remains largely the same for long periods of time, there is a manner of predicting the weather called “persistence forecasting.” Until some powerful meteorological force, like a strong high or low pressure system, or a significant cold front blows in, the weather simply won’t change much. And, neither will the forecast. As you have noticed, that’s pretty…