Today’s forecast probably over-stated the cloud cover. I usually use the GFS relative humidity data for cloud cover, but for tomorrow, I’m trying the NAM relative humidity upper air data for predicting cloud cover.
So, after a bit of sun early Sunday morning, there should be an increase in cloudiness as the morning and day proceeds, Showers appear likely by 5 PM, then becoming windy and cooler.
High temperatures will be in the low 70s!
The small dip in the jet stream that brought us the chilly weather today will relax and a return of a southwesterly flow at the surface and aloft on Saturday will bring mild temperatures and some cloudiness.
Saturday will start cloudy but clouds will break for a mix of sun and clouds later in the morning. A mix of sun and clouds is expected in the afternoon with a high of 66.
The mix of sun and clouds on Sunday. Very mild with a high of 72. Cloudiness increases late afternoon as a weak cold front moves through. Light showers after 5 pm.
I wish I could always secure these forecasts….but I can’t. However, I have just updated this site to a secure server SSL/TLS format. (https://theweatherguy.net) You should see a lock on your browser address line.
Unfortunately, for the time being, I’ve had to temporarily eliminate the nice radar and satellite loop images that were displaying here because they were being lifted from weather.gov which is still an insecure server.
I’ll work on getting those images back.
Starting January 2017, Google will begin flagging websites who are not secure with a red warning on their Chrome browser address line. Initially, these warnings will only be commerce sites, but later, it will extend to all sites. Eventually, Google will block access to sites that are not using https protocol.
Supposedly, all government websites will be moved to https protocol by December 31st 2016.
Eventually, Google plans to demote web search results for sites that are not using https protocol.