The 614cast Today’s tl;dr 🌧️ Cloudy with rain eventually developing, high in the middle 50s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights ☔ Rain eventually slides in The forecast models are, overall, in much better agreement than they had been. The compromise was coming in about halfway between each other… actually converging toward the AI version of the main […]
The 614cast Today’s tl;dr ☁️ Cloudy, high in the lower to middle 50s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 🌧️ Still a tricky rain forecast Friday’s rain situation is still clear as mud. There are still two camps: one wet, one mostly dry. The American model has a weaker high pressure in the Upper Midwest compared to the
💧 Most of the metro got between a third and a half-inch of rain yesterday. CMH officially tallied 0.55” as of 8:30 p.m. The 614cast Today’s tl;dr 🌥️ Generally more clouds than sun, high around 50. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 🤔 Late-week rain still has details to iron out Woof. The system that tracks across the
The 614cast Today’s tl;dr 🌧️ Occasional rain, high in the mid-40s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights ☔ Two rounds of wet this week Blah. That describes today’s weather. Here’s the forecast radar from one of the high-resolution models: You’ll notice it’s all green here, indicating rain. It still looks unlikely that there’ll be much if any wet
The 614cast Today’s tl;dr ☀️ Sunny and much less windy, high in the upper 40s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 🌧️ Sun today, then more active Yesterday was definitely one of those “if you’re in the sun and it wasn’t so windy” sorts of days. The good news about today is that high pressure is much closer
Today’s newsletter is a little late… I ran out of time to finish it yesterday and was at Thursday night trivia a little later than usual. 🤓 (Come out to Endeavor Brewing on Thursday evenings! It’s a Family Feud-style game. Nobody’s giving me anything to say this, I just enjoy going out for it.) The
The 614cast Today’s tl;dr 🌤️ Mostly sunny and less windy, high in the lower 50s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 😴 Quiet weather, overall Things are pretty uneventful ‘round these parts for the next little while. This forecast weather map from the European model through Sunday evening illustrates it well, as there’s only that blip of weekend
🛰️ Last night, NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center issued a Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch. And the storm already produced aurora (northern lights) last night relatively far south! We had clouds around but maybe some of you got lucky and saw something. Here’s a photo my sister took from back home in northwest Illinois: The geomagnetic
Snowfall amounts in central Ohio were generally around 1–2”, with CMH officially logging 1.3”. You can see an interactive map of reports from around the state here, valid through 7:30 p.m. last night. Yesterday’s high of 33 was the second-coldest on record for the November 10, behind 27 degrees in 1913. It was the coldest
