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Yesterday was rather nice. 60F and mostly cloudy skies (sun peeked in and out). Last night it rained, mainly light showers. 0.21" of rain at my house. 3.41" for the month. Chance for some more rain next week. Can we bust 4" this month? I hope. Also February starting out wet, that is good news. If the winter gets lots of rain the wildflower season which starts in March here is absolutely wonderful.
53f here and lite rain. Took the pill so hope i can sleep for 4 hours so off for a napster on this perfect cloudy day that would pray for in the summer.
Wow jealous. While I don't want a bitterly cold winter, I'd love to experience those kind of temperatures for one or two days.
Here in Toronto, a relatively balmy high of -17C is forecasted for Wednesday. Hate living in the eastern lakes We can't get a proper Arctic spell and we miss out on super hot temps in summer I really have to move.
Overcast and 50 F here right now. That rain currently affecting LK is going to miss me to the east later tonight.
Edit: NWS Charleston saying lower levels to dry for precip even in areas near the coast.
The general thinking remains the same and the updates are
similar to earlier. Radar shows the band of precipitation
inching further into our area, including McIntosh County. It`s
unknown if the precipitation over the ocean is reaching the
surface or is just virga. Surface observations indicate the
precipitation over our land remains virga. However, with more
intense bands approaching and moisture increasing, we opted to
continue raising POPs earlier than expected to at least cover
for the potential for some light rain or maybe sprinkles.
Likewise, cloud cover was increased slightly per satellite
observations. Hourly temperatures aren`t moving as much as
earlier, so we`re still expecting highs to be in the mid 50s.
Tonight: The potent short wave will shift northeast over the
forecast area late tonight with cyclogenesis off the Florida
coast. Models continue to paint significant upper forcing over
the area but moisture is limited in the lower levels for most
of the area. Progged condensation pressure deficits for all but
far Southern GA zones and Coastal SC zones exceed 50 MB which
suggest that much of the precip aloft will take a while to
saturate deep layers below 700 MB. 00Z models range from the
nearly dry GFS/GEM to likely coastal POPs of the ECMWF to an
inbetween solution of the NAM. We did not make much change to
our ongoing pops with 20/40 POPs, highest right along the coast.
Forecast soundings indicate freezing levels will average around
3 KT; plenty deep enough to melt falling dendrites aloft. There
could be a good bit of evaporative cooling ongoing inland but
precip rate looks low and is appears unlikely we see a real
chance for any spotty wet flakes mixing in on the back edge of
the rain/virga shield late tonight over SC zones where surface
temps are a bit sub-40F. QPF amounts should be only a few
hundreds at best with this event and mainly along and east of
I-95.
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We can't get a proper Arctic spell and we miss out on super hot temps in summer 
I really have to move.
