Good Monday, everyone. August is running out of hours and we’re just about ready to say a hearty hello to the 9th month of the year. Summer temps and scattered storms will be the rule for the first week of September, but cooler changes are already showing up.

The weather from today through the upcoming Labor Day Weekend won’t feature a whole lotta change. Steamy temps with a daily chance for scattered storms will highlight the daily forecast. Yawn.

A cold front approaches the region from the northwest on Labor Day and could move through here next Tuesday…

GFS

Pleasant air will likely follow that front into the middle of next week. It’s during that time that we find the Canadian Model with some serious chill across the high plains and northern Rockies…

Canadian

The recent trend on the medium range models is for a series of fronts to sweep through here around the middle of the month. For fun, the GFS long range shows a healthy cold shot building in southern Canada in 2 weeks…

GFS Temps

I only show that because it matches what the latest CFS is showing around the same time. After a warm start to September, check out the 10 day temperature anomalies that follow on the model…

CFS

September, of course, is a transition month from Summer to Autumn. For weather purposes, we find the jet stream wavelengths slowly starting to change. This generally means changes to the overall pattern may not be signaled to far in advance. Just food for thought.

I leave you with your manic Monday tracking tools…

 

 

Have a great day and take care.