west coast of florida

[wzrgirl1]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

[tracyswfla]

No, it looks worse than Barry though!! :

[WeatherEmperor]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

Well Wendy, if that moves over us, we are in for quite a soaking.

<RICKY>

[wzrgirl1]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

Well Wendy, if that moves over us, we are in for quite a soaking.

<RICKY>

Seems as if we already got quite a soaking today.....with more to come I am sure Ricky!

[WeatherEmperor]

Wendy, if this stuff were to just sit over lake okeechobee for a few hours and just dumps and dumps rain over it, that would be like a dream come true.

<RICKY>

[wzrgirl1]

i hear ya and will be doing the rain dance!!

[Opal storm]

This area does look a bit interesting IMO. Not saying it will develop but it's been persistent through out the day and looks to be growing.

http://adds.aviationweather.gov/satelli ... &itype=vis

[Patrick99]

Finally we have a day over here that actually looks the way June is supposed to. Better enjoy it while it lasts, because the extended forecast yields more of the same old dry stuff....20% chance of rain for days, nothing spectacular.

[Noah]

west coast sarasota is seeing only clouds no rain.

[gatorcane]

west coast sarasota is seeing only clouds no rain.

Typical, usually the heaviest rain is from a line from Ft. Myers to Port Stlucie and points south.

[Opal storm]

Looks like Florida is in for much more rain if that blob doesn't dissipate.

http://www.goes.noaa.gov/ECIR4.html

[Tropigal]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

Looks like So FL is getting soaked, on the central west coast we're getting nada and we really need some!

[HURAKAN]

[wzrgirl1]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

Looks like So FL is getting soaked, on the central west coast we're getting nada and we really need some!

hey deborah............yeah we got pummeled today........really bad thunderstorms.....had to lower my pool about 2 inches.........oh the problems

[MiamiensisWx]

This system appears to be an impulse associated with a mid-level jet streak. The strong divergence (and weak sfc convergence) has enhanced heavy precipitation across the Gulf and southern Florida. It's particularly evident in the latest visible loop. This is a great setup for rain across south Florida. We definitely need additional relief.

On a side note, I wonder if we would have seen development (if shear relaxed). There are some hints of low-level vorticity, and there is a strong sfc ridge to the north. Although I definitely don't expect development, the low pressures are intriguing, too. I have a suspicion that we may have seen subtropical development (ala Barry) if conditions were more conducive for rotation to develop.

Although some of the heavier cells moved offshore, more precipitation is on the way to the Keys and southern peninsula. Look at the Miami radar.

[wzrgirl1]

yes it hasn't rained since about 2:00 but still threatening to.......we will see

[Tropigal]

any thoughts on this

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

Looks like So FL is getting soaked, on the central west coast we're getting nada and we really need some!

hey deborah............yeah we got pummeled today........really bad thunderstorms.....had to lower my pool about 2 inches.........oh the problems

Hey Wendy, my pool is still full from Barry! LOL! I didn't bother draining it yet because I knew we wouldn't get rain for awhile and it looks like your S. FL system isn't going to drift any further north.

[fci]

Let it rain......Let it rain....... Let it rain.........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2 years ago we had over 11 inches in June and I hope we top it this month.
Because we can easily go to eaterly flow and a cut off of the summer moisture from the sea breezes and back to no rain real quickly.

Hopefully this is the 2nd of many systems to fill the resevoirs and green up our burned out lawns.....

[dixiebreeze]

Not a drop here in west central florida today in spite of the heavy mass of clouds. Very aggravating.

[JonathanBelles]

Nothing here either. :'(