So much going on in the weather. Super Typhoon Haiyan on Thursday struck the Philippines with sustained winds of 195 mph, making it the strongest cyclone to hit land in the history of weather records. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of the Philippines. Meanwhile, back here in PA, lots of chatter going on about a potential "snowstorm" next week. Only one computer model still insists on it at this point, but it is the European, the more reliable of the bunch. That being said, the Euro has had a few bad calls lately, and I still think this is one of them. But time will tell. I will keep you posted. Until then, stay away from people telling you to stock up on bread, milk, and toilet paper. Yes, I'm already running into a few of those type. LOL
In the short term, Thursday was the mildest day we'll see in awhile. Temperatures will be stuck in the 50s for the next several days. Another cold front early next week will drop us even a notch more and some days next week may have difficulty getting out of the 30s north/40s south! Then we've got our potential 'storm' to lookout for. November shaping up to be a busy weather month around the world.
