More clouds than I had expected for Saturday, as it appeared to me from satellites and radar that a disturbance off the NC coast was hanging around and sending enough moisture up our way in the middle to high levels of the atmosphere for our mostly cloudy day. A big storm further south hadn't really gotten its act together yet to influence our cloudiness yet, though stay tuned for that to take shape late Sunday into Monday. In fact, Thanksgiving week is looking quite unsettled with precipitation… Continue

Current temp is 43 with a chill of 37. Perfect weather to walk the grandog. She comes and finds me now after her supper. Wind is SSE at 10 and the gust today was 20. High was 48 and a low of 20. The bays in Rainy Lake are starting to freeze again. Sunday the Vikings will win again and the temp will be 48 and a low of 29. Monday==== 50 percent chance of that white stuff we all dislike. Heard that the UK got hit with a very bad rain. Hope my friend Harry was not affected by it. Later O'Dennis Harr… Continue

Weather History Items for November 21 through November 30 excerpted from the excellent weather website, www.glenallenweather.com maintained by observer extraordinaire, Lowell W. Koontz, and transcribed by Kevin Shaw. Sources of the information appear in parens. at the end of the line(s) of information, and should be consulted first when and where possible for any questions/comments you might have. If that fails, please let me know if you can't get yo… Continue

.DISCUSSION...A DEPARTING UPPER LEVEL TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE WILL LEAVE RESIDUAL MOISTURE CAUSING AREAS OF LOW CLOUDS AND DENSE FOG WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS THIS MORNING AND PATCHY COASTAL LOW CLOUDS TONIGHT. HUMIDITY WILL INCREASE UP TO ABOUT 5000 FEET TODAY...REMAINING DRY ABOVE. HIGH PRESSURE AND WEAK OFFSHORE… Continue

.DISCUSSION...A DEPARTING UPPER LEVEL TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE WILL LEAVE RESIDUAL MOISTURE CAUSING AREAS OF LOW CLOUDS AND DENSE FOG WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS THIS MORNING AND PATCHY COASTAL LOW CLOUDS TONIGHT. HUMIDITY WILL INCREASE UP TO ABOUT 5000 FEET TODAY...REMAINING DRY ABOVE. HIGH PRESSURE AND WEAK OFFSHORE… Continue