Possibility of thunderstorms down here the next few days, but not likely. I’ll be watching, of course, and let you know if I see or experience any. My internet has been tempermental, so if it cooperates tomorrow, I will upload more reader’s photos for your enjoyment!
From NOAA: “THE POTENTIAL FOR AFTERNOON/EVENING CONVECTION DUE TO SUB-TROPICAL
MOISTURE MOVING INTO THE SOUTHERN PART OF OUR CWA STILL EXISTS FOR
THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOWS SOME CUMULUS
DEVELOPMENT OVER THE MOUNTAINS OF FAR SOUTHERN MONTEREY AND SAN
BENITO COUNTIES AT THIS TIME. HAVE KEPT THE POSSIBILITY FOR
THUNDERSTORMS OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN OF SAN BENITO AND SOUTHERN
MONTEREY COUNTIES INTO THURSDAY AFTERNOON…ALTHOUGH THE CHANCES ARE
NOT GREAT.”
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These are the same sort of T-storms (dry storms) that started the fires years ago. We all must be watchful and be ready encase its needed. Living in a forest has its beauty, but it also has its hidden problems. Debris removal around a home is important. I pray you all will be safe and out of harms way.