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Without what is happening in the states of Washington and Oregon regarding high temps, we would not be getting rain! I’ve included part of a “weather report” for everyone to read that explains. SouthernCaliforniaweatherforce.com is pretty spot on with the weather reports!
A ridge of high pressure that will bring record-setting 110+ temperatures for Oregon and Washington will set up over those states. You can read that article by clicking here. As it does so, storms from Canada will round the eastern periphery of the clockwise flow. This will bring them down into the Rocky Mountain states of Colorado and New Mexico. As these disturbances round the ridge, they will create what is called an easterly wave. An inverted trough, or a low-pressure center that moves from east to west, not west to east. This inverted trough, or easterly wave scenario, is responsible for some of the most dangerous storms during the monsoon season. Such disturbances will be very likely during the date periods stated above.
An easterly flow between the two systems will bring a surge of deep moisture through the Desert Southwest, ejecting into Southern California where storms hit all the way to the Southern California coast just recently … and it will happen again in this… This weather office will be extremely busy with forecasts as we approach this period, which is less than 4-5 days away to start. This looks like it will be a rather prolonged period of deep moisture, maybe a day or so break, but could last through July 10th.
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I really hope this thing will be over tomorrow. I’m at work right now, it’s only 9am, and I feel dizzy despite keeping my mask tucked under my nose so my hot breath doesn’t get trapped on my skin. If you have a few minutes to spare, please visualize dark clouds, rain and wind for washington and oregon. I plan to do some Reiki for our area after I get home.
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