I believe we all feel better after some cleansing rainfall. Much of the smoke has retreated and our air quality Saturday was good. Take a deep breath, please. We’ll have a pleasant day today and Monday and most of Tuesday with partly sunny skies in the afternoon and as promised, yes, open your eyes, some true-blue skies overhead.
It will start to feel like autumn this week when it begins on Tuesday. Overnight hours are longer and with new moisture on the ground, fog may present itself but burn off later in the day. Highs will be in the low to mid 70s.
A series of weather fronts will approach on Wednesday and we will feel the first of the fall rains. The coast could see strong southerly winds later in the week. And so, it begins.
We continue the woolly bear saga. George Dechet saw one on Frambois Road and pulled over and measured. Yep, another wide band. Five-year-old Luke Olsen and his mother found one up in the Salmon Creek area and yes, another wide band. John Earnest located one two miles south of Dollars Corner and it was marginally wide.