Monday morning, it looked like we could be dealing with a lot of rain around the area, but yesterday, all the models are indicating high pressure setting in, and becoming drier and drier. I am not convinced as you can tell, the models have been all over the place with this storm. This is crazy!

The6z GFS has the storm pushing south out of Canada today, placing it on the ND/MT border on Thursday. It continues pushing south, and is in northern Colorado on Friday. It then goes a little further south the turns east, placing it in eastern Colorado on Saturday. It continues east and is in western Kansas on Sunday. Then it takes a track south, turning east, the turning north, placing the storm in north east central Kansas on Monday. Then it moves into eastern Nebraska on Tuesday, then South Dakota on Wednesday.

I am absolutely not convinced with this forecast track, as once again the models have been all over the place. The chance of us seeing any rain will depend on the track of this storm.

Alex Pickman...( www.freewebs.com/alexpickman )