As the N.O.A.A. predicted, once the fog burned off we had a
delightful day.  By late afternoon the
pepper plot in front of the house was beginning to dry.  The grass remained wet, and would have made a
terrible mess, had I tried to mow it. 
The ground underneath was still wet as well.  I probably did well to let both the garden
and the lawn go until tomorrow. 

The N.W.S.
predicts a dry overnight with some fog during the second half of the
period.  They predict almost no cloud
cover  (1%/0%/1%/0%).  There are no showers on the NEXRAD regional
compAs the N.O.A.A. predicted, once the fog burned off we had a delightful day.  By late afternoon the pepper plot in front of the house was beginning to dry.  The grass remained wet, and would have made a terrible mess, had I tried to mow it.  The ground underneath was still wet as well.  I probably did well to let both the garden and the lawn go until tomorrow. 
The N.W.S. predicts a dry overnight with some fog during the second half of the period.  They predict almost no cloud cover  (1%/0%/1%/0%).  There are no showers on the NEXRAD regional composite radar.  The Weather Underground model forecast maps also indicate that we will have another great day tomorrow.  Thursday things may go south late in the day, and Friday appears to be another soggy day. 
My Weather Stick is finally reaching for the sky with the lower humidity and higher temperature.

<b>54% Relative Humidity/68.7°F</b>
Currently I am using my remote weather station to monitor the temperature in the coop with my meat birds, which I picked up today.  Twelve home grown chickens, I hope.  The two remaining digital instruments call for fair skies and rising barometric pressure.  They recorded the following very pleasant temperatures (72.1°F/72.4°F).  I think we are in for a nice night, and if the wind picks up we will have very little fog.  If not we will have a lot of fog based on the predicted relative humidity for tomorrow morning. 
<b>High Temperature (°F):  </b>72.1    <b>Current Temperature (°F): </b>68.7
<b>Relative Humidity (%):  </b>54%    <b>Dew Point (°F):  </b>51.3    <b>Heat Index (°F):  </b>N/A
<b>Barometric Pressure (in Hg):  </b>30.15
<b>Wind Direction:  </b>South Southeast    <b>Wind Speed (mph):  </b>1.1    <b>Wind-Chill (°F): </b>N/A
<b>Precipitation (Type): </b>None    <b>Amount (Inches):  </b>0.00
<b>Cloud Cover (PM):  </b>Mostly Fair    <b>Cloud Type:  </b>Cumulus
<b>Weather Stick: </b>Down
Comparative data for the overnight. 
<b>Temperature:  57°F/56.1°F//66°F/69.6°F//70°F/71.2°F//69°F/69.0°F
Relative Humidity:   75%/80%//56%/70%//44%/56%//45%//52%</b>
The N.W.S. had the temperature forecast correctly for today.  They did miss the two  relative humidity levels in the middle of the day.  For that reason they do not receive Kudos for their efforts.  They already have their forecasts in for the overnight. 
Forecast data for today.
<b>Temperature:  61°F/51°F/48°F/46°F
Relative Humidity:  72%/96%/100%/100%</b>site radar.  The Weather Underground
model forecast maps also indicate that we will have another great day
tomorrow.  Thursday things may go south
late in the day, and Friday appears to be another soggy day. 

My Weather
Stick is finally reaching for the sky with the lower humidity and higher
temperature.

Currently I
am using my remote weather station to monitor the temperature in the coop with
my meat birds, which I picked up today. 
Twelve home grown chickens, I hope. 
The two remaining digital instruments call for fair skies and rising
barometric pressure.  They recorded the
following very pleasant temperatures (72.1°F/72.4°F).  I think we are in for a nice night, and if
the wind picks up we will have very little fog. 
If not we will have a lot of fog based on the predicted relative
humidity for tomorrow morning. 

<b>High Temperature (°F):  </b>72.1 <b>Current Temperature (°F): </b>68.7
<b>Relative Humidity
(%):  </b>54%    <b>Dew Point (°F):  </b>51.3  <b>Heat
Index (°F):  </b>N/A
<b>Barometric Pressure
(in Hg):  </b>30.15
<b>Wind Direction:  </b>South Southeast <b>Wind Speed (mph):  </b>1.1        <b>Wind-Chill (°F): </b>N/A
<b>Precipitation
(Type): </b>None    <b>Amount
(Inches):  </b>0.00
<b>Cloud Cover (PM):  </b>Mostly Fair <b>Cloud Type:  </b>Cumulus
<b>Weather Stick: </b>Down
Comparative data for the overnight. 

<b>Temperature: 
57°F/56.1°F//66°F/69.6°F//70°F/71.2°F//69°F/69.0°F

Relative
Humidity:  
75%/80%//56%/70%//44%/56%//45%//52%</b>

The N.W.S.
had the temperature forecast correctly for today.  They did miss the two  relative humidity levels in the middle of the
day.  For that reason they do not receive
Kudos for their efforts.  They already
have their forecasts in for the overnight. 

Forecast
data for today.

<b>Temperature:  61°F/51°F/48°F/46°F

Relative
Humidity:  72%/96%/100%/100%</b>