What a great day it was Saturday, with skies clearing early and sunshine and mild temperatures greeting us all. A nice break from the days and days of continual rain.
However, the break was short-lived as another system flaunts it moisture overhead today with showers. Yet another system was forming off the Oregon Coast and was forecast to bring stormy conditions along the coast and yes, more rain locally Monday and Tuesday.
This is our fourth-rainiest October so far with 6.69 inches measured in the old rain bucket as of Saturday. That was 4.50 inches above average. We could add another couple of inches to that total.
Computer forecast models are once again at odds over the rest of the month. It could be wet and stormy as we have had, or we could see high pressure build midweek and last through the weekend for some dry weather.
