Well, not much has changed since I blogged yesterday. Today...and tomorrow...and Thursday...and Friday...and Saturday will all be the exact same thing from yesterday. The end of the weekend looks dry with increasing clouds but by Monday, it's entirely possible that we're dealing with a significant rainstorm from a subtropical or tropical low right over our heads. Of course, staying perfectly dry is also possible, but let's hope not. It's not a hurricane and we need the rain, so I (and probably most people) would say "bring it on!"
In the Atlantic- Tropical Storm Ida continues to sit and spin in the central Atlantic harmlessly, posing no threat to land. Additionally, that low off the Carolinas could become Subtropical Storm Joaquin as it moves west, then south, then north, potentially drenching the entire eastern seaboard.
In the Pacific- On a beautiful day like today, there are many things you could do. None are more boring, however, than sitting inside watching the Pacific for development. Just don't do it! (Tropical Development is not expected anytime soon
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