Today I noticed cumulus humulus clouds covering around 75% of the sky. The wind is currently form the southeast at 5 mph. The temperature at the Phillips Hall metstation reads 50.2 deg F with a windchill of 48.6 deg F. The dew point is at 25 deg F creating a low relative humidity of 37%. The barometer is at 1003.2 mb it has been slowly dropping over the past couple of days. There is currently a low pressure system moving in from the west. There is a strong squall line along the southeastern U.S.
As you can see in the ACCU weather map above the low pressure system is off to the west this morning and the remnants of the mid-latitude cyclone from last week off along the east coast.
I forecast increasingly warm temperatures and maybe a chance of rain tomorrow depending on the path of the low pressure system center.
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