Light Rain possible today, Thursday, and tomorrow, Friday. From NOAA’s forecast discussion at 8:30 am this morning:
“LIGHT RAIN OVER PORTIONS OF THE N BAY. OBSERVATIONS SINCE LAST NIGHT SHOW THAT HAWKEYE RAWS HAD .07 INCHES AND VENADO HAS RECORDED .16 INCHES. EARLY PANELS OF THE 12Z PANELS HAVE INITIALIZED FAIRLY WELL WITH PLACEMENT OF LIGHT
PRECIP. THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON THE LIGHT PRECIP IS FORECAST TO SPREAD
SOUTH AND EAST. BEST CHANCE FOR PRECIP WILL LIKELY BE OVER
TERRAIN FAVOR LOCATIONS WITH OROGRAPHIC LIFT. TOTAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS
THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON WILL BE AT MOST A FEW TENTHS. THIS EVENING AND
EARLY TONIGHT SHOWERS WILL LIKELY TAPER OFF AS THE WAA AND ISENTROPIC
LIFT SHIFTS EAST. AS MENTIONED IN THE PREVIOUS DISCUSSION…NEXT
BATCH OF LIGHT RAIN WILL OCCUR WHEN THE COLD FRONT SWINGS THROUGH
FRIDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON. PRECIP AMOUNTS WILL ONCE AGAIN BE ON
THE LIGHT SIDE.”
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I am thick in the fog of this misty drizzle, how 'bout you?
I wrote you privately, Ani, about the clear skies, the stars, and "being above it all" but after I wrote, I went outside. I still saw stars, but I noticed a big "wet" spot under my gutter. The rest of the ground was dry, but apparently something was collecting on the metal roof sufficient to cause "droplets" from the gutter. Interesting.