Weather Bites!: Smooth Sailing

Friday, April 29, 2011

Smooth Sailing

The 500mb Heights for 12Z, 5am PDT, today shows high pressure building to our west in the Pacific. This translates to a gradual nice day for Friday and for superb sailing this weekend. BBQ tonight? You betcha; grab your coats and grill away. Today however will remain cool since the air is flowing in from Alaska. After that is cut off Seattle temps will be nearing the mid 60s by Sunday. Have an awesome weekend, I'll be back for the Monday bite.

Enjoy your weekend with friends and family and remember Mother's Day is next Sunday May 8th, 2011.

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I love eating and the weather always amazes me. Put two and two together and you get my smorgasbord of a blog. You can find weather forecasts on the web for the next four days or heck even fifteen days out! I'll let you know now... sometimes those forecasts pan out but a lot of the time the numbers and icons change from day to day. Especially when it comes to extremes; most public forecasters are conservative and stick to a showers and sunbreaks routine before putting down a pinpointed rain or sun in the longer range. So I'll give you my take on the weather in the Pacific Northwest, more so for the Seattle Metropolitan Area. I’ll provide maps and images from my DroidX, UW’s Department of Atmospheric Sciences, National Weather Service, and a local television station KOMO4. And, after a long not so fun forecasting day or whenever I will blog about happy hour bites.