Wendover weather

Started by trimmers, August 05, 2016, 12:09:33 PM

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trimmers

If I'm reading it correctly, the forecast on Weather Underground is predicting thunderstorms with a 25% chance of 0.01" of rain for Wendover today.   Afterwards, no precipitation is predicted through next Sunday, August 14.
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USFRA 130 MPH Club 09/18/2008 136.757
USFRA 150 MPH Club 09/17/2009 152.162
Bonneville 200 MPH Club 09/15/2019 218.600
Best Run: 253.080 MPH 09/14/2019 #6556

Texican

#1
  A lot of what you may see on the radar map is at 10,000'; and becomes "Virga"; which evaporates before it reaches the ground.
 This* is  a good guide to see if anything really occurred.
All the various weather turkeys get their info from NWS, then embellish as needed to get eyeballs.

I'm not gonna worry until we see yellows.



   *http://w1.weather.gov/obhistory/KENV.html

trimmers

Worry?  I thought that a 25% chance of getting 1/100th of an inch today, then nothing for the next nine days sounded pretty good!
------------- 1 of just 3 in all 3  -------------
USFRA 130 MPH Club 09/18/2008 136.757
USFRA 150 MPH Club 09/17/2009 152.162
Bonneville 200 MPH Club 09/15/2019 218.600
Best Run: 253.080 MPH 09/14/2019 #6556

ronnieroadster

Quote from: trimmers on August 05, 2016, 04:37:28 PM
Worry?  I thought that a 25% chance of getting 1/100th of an inch today, then nothing for the next nine days sounded pretty good!




  Ill second that and it looks all good for the entire week  :cheers:
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Quote from: Texican on August 05, 2016, 01:38:37 PM
 A lot of what you may see on the radar map is at 10,000'; and becomes "Virga"; which evaporates before it reaches the ground.
 This* is  a good guide to see if anything really occurred.
All the various weather turkeys get their info from NWS, then embellish as needed to get eyeballs.

I'm not gonna worry until we see yellows.



   *http://w1.weather.gov/obhistory/KENV.html

I did a quick read & thought you said it becomes Viagra..........wait, what! Ok, as you were. :-D
  Sid.

Podunk

I've had  that problem. Evaporating before it reaches the ground.