Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #127

Good Evening and welcome to another blog post.

WEATHERGEEK STATION DATA:
AUG 21      96/76   N8mph     1014/1011mb     1.78in
AUG22      97/75    N5mph     1014/1009mb     .02in
AUG23      99/76    N12mph    1012/1008mb    .00in
AUG24      99/75    N5mph     1012/1008mb    .48in
AUG25     99/75    N4mph      1012/1007mb    .00in
AUG26     102/79   NW5mph  1010/1006mb   .00in
AUG27    100/78    NW2mph   1008/1002mb (Irene created the Low pressure) .00in

WEATHERGEEK STATION OUTLOOK:
This week looks to start hot and dry followed by some T-storms towards the Labor Day weekend and also the potential by next Monday to have highs not in the 90's yeah!!!!!

***The Severe Weather/Winter Weather/Tropical Weather can also be found on our Daily Weather Trends Blog: http://weathergeeksweathertrends.blogspot.com/

SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Monday (Northern Plains)
Tuesday (Kansas/Missouri)
Wednesday(MO/IL/AR)
Thursday: (Northern Plains/Gulf Coast)
Friday  (Majority of the Plains and also along the Gulf Coast)
Sat/Sun (Look for T-storms along the Gulf Coast and into the Great Lakes)

WINTER WEATHER OUTLOOK:
N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:
Just finished with Irene and Jose poses no threat to the US, however with that being said there are two new spots coming off the coast of Africa that could have US Impacts later on down the road by Sep 10-13 time period.

WEBSITE UPDATES:
We are going to be launching a Video and also PDF File from our data collecting on Hurricane Irene look for it to be available by end of the week.

Until Next week
Enjoy The Weather
THE WEATHERGEEK