I want to give you an explanation of where I’m at. I had my third dose of chemo at the end of July. Suffice it to say it flattened me. Still haven’t gotten a true reading on where I’m at. Hopefully I’ll find out later this month. All I know is that every time they…
Author: John Hibler
July 27, 2021/report
There will be no report tomorrow as John will be undergoing his third round of chemo. Following this round will be a series of tests to determine how well the tumor is responding. We’ll keep you posted! July 27, 2021 Northern California is experiencing what we had yesterday. Heavy cloud cover has …
July 26, 2021/report
July 24, 2021 A considerable amount of monsoonal moisture is working through just north of a weak upper air disturbance located just north of San Diego. Doppler radar indicates a considerable amount of shower activity is over and off the southern California coast. Models project the disturbance will move northwestward through central California. There is…
July 25, 2021/update
July 25, 2021 A massive area of upper level high pressure stretches from California on the west to roughly the Mississippi River on the east. Embedded within this high is a weak upper low which is currently straddling the Mexico/California border. The low has picked up a great deal of monsoonal moisture and will soon…
July 24, 2021/report
July 24, 2021 Numerous showers and thunderstorms continue to pound parts of Arizona this morning. some of these showers have made it across the Colorado River near Needles. As the upper high builds westward and a weak upper air disturbance moves from east to west through southern Arizona, scattered showers and thunderstorms will spread northward…
July 23, 2021/report
July 23, 2021 Through Saturday, the winds aloft over the valley will remain out of the south/southwest. To illustrate what’s going on in the upper atmosphere, the balloon sounding above San Diego shows a southeast flow while over Oakland, the winds aloft are out of the southwest. This is due to the clockwise rotation around…
July 22, 2021/report
July 22, 2021 It seems that a lot of prayers are being answered over the Desert Southwest and the Rocky Mountain region. A very active monsoon season continues as virtually 80% of the state of Arizona is under a flash flood watch. Hopefully for water storage, this will be the summer we have been waiting…
July 21, 2021/report
July 21, 2021 Even though the marine layer is roughly 1,200 feet deep at Monterey, there is enough of an onshore flow to allow modified marine air into the northern half of the valley. Currently, winds at Pacheco Pass are out of the west at 14 MPH, gusting to 23. In the Delta, winds at…
July 19, 2021/report
July 19, 2021 The bulk of the monsoon moisture has moved into Nevada and northern California. Nocturnal thunderstorms percolated along the summit of the Sierra Nevada overnight. For you lightning lovers, I’m sorry if you missed it. Here where I live, lightning every .25 second occurs every spring and summer. Upper level high pressure…
July 18, 2021/update
July 18, 2021 The main body of a fairly significant batch of monsoon moisture is currently moving through southern California. Some of the heaviest moisture is now moving through the southern San Joaquin Valley. Doppler radar is indicating scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms over the mountains and deserts of southern California and as far north…