When I put together my article on last week’s lunar eclipse and blood moon, I was really hoping the skies would cooperate. Unfortunately, that may not be the case.
Right now, our weather pattern is dominated by a warm, southerly flow off the Gulf. This setup, especially this time of year, often brings light winds and high humidity, perfect ingredients for overnight fog and low clouds. Here’s what our cloud FUTURETRACK shows at 5 a.m. Tuesday morning.
As I’m writing this, I’m looking outside and it’s nothing but fog. That’s not an encouraging sign if you’re hoping to catch a view of the Moon during the 5 o’clock hour on Tuesday…