Indeed. I have a fascination with high elevation inversion spots, just allow for such extreme cold and variance. You would earn the title of ultimate weather weenie if you actually visited that desolate hole in the ground haha. Do it!
The rightful kings have returned to their thrones, as the national high/low temps were 112 at Rio Grande Village, TX and 0 at Peter Sinks, UT, respectively.
Man you really scored big on me this time. I added .88” yesterday for an event total of 3.16”, a full inch less than you. Crazy. But let me guess, my low of 41 outdoes you?
Yep, ULL's and cut-offs and all 'at......probably linger through Sunday as well. Model guidance looking more and more likely for a good chunk of the region seeing 2+ inches. Get ready for the green next week.
Topped out at 71 yesterday and added .04” rain in the morning. Bottomed out at 52 last night. Looks like a beautiful day on tap before the dreariness sets in on Friday.
Completely agreed, although perhaps there is a touch of impact on rain totals with you having a bit of elevation on me and rising up off the river. Who knows. Temperature difference is definitely impacted by me being in a low-lying spot off a ridge and having my back yard butt up against very rural terrain for miles and miles.
How 'bout it. We had a strike on a tree only like 40 feet from our back window last year and it scared the bejesus out of us, had the whole family jumping off the couch.