10:30 AM Tuesday, by Dave Longley - By taste I mean warm weather and sunshine, as opposed to the garlic scent wafting through my office from Rick Gary's recipe on Bridge Street.
Once again, we have that marine layer to our south across southern NY and Pennsylvania. Those low clouds tried to creep north, but have been stuggling to hold together. I think the sun/clouds forecast should hold through the afternoon. Dewpoints have come up some, into the mid 30s, and the breeze has come down some, but it's still there. Just a heads up if you're going to be out this evening, you might want to dress a little warmer than what you would think, given temps around 60. I know. I froze at Little League practice last night.
There's a cold front on the map to our west, but that won't be an issue today. It will remain just to our north and west. A second front will approach during the day Wednesday. We'll start out dry tomorrow, but I expect a period of midday cloudiness, which could bring a brief shower tomorrow afternoon.
Drier and slightly cooler air will arrive Thursday. That's fertilizer day for me. The darn wind has been too strong the past couple days to use the spreader. So we'll get it down Thursday, before the late-week rains. That should work out perfect. I like it when a plan comes together.
Dave
