The forecast for Tuesday is for hot and sunny, without a hint of rain. It's hard to imagine a bigger contrast from last week!
The forecast is for a 70% chance of rain, so it's not looking good. Stay tuned, though.
The weather service says sunny and mid-80's for Tuesday. Sunset is around 7:40, though, so don't work late!
This Tuesday we head back to Gloucester for Stage Fort Park. (I was wrong last week when I suggested that we were done with the more distant locations for the rest of the season.) The weather doesn't sound so promising, though: They are predicting a 40% chance of showers for the afternoon. We do need the rain, but keep your fingers crossed that it holds off long enough; we also need the climbing!
It's August, and so we're back to the "near North Shore" locations, starting (and ending) with Waitts Mountain Park. The weather forecast predicts a chance of showers in the evening, but the day is supposed to be non-rainy, though humid.
Sunny and upper 80's, with winds gusting to 20 MPH, which ought to help keep the bugs away. Could be a replay of last week, but without the driving.
The forecast is for highs in the mid-80s, with no mention of rain. Yet.
Partly sunny, humid, highs in the 80's. We could wish for better, I suppose, but it could be worse. At least it's pretty shady there by the pond.
The weather looks like it's going to be really hot on Tuesday. To make matters more interesting, neither I nor Tom B. (the local betamaster, who talked me in to putting CQ on the schedule in the first place) is going to be able to make it. This was supposed to be something of an adventure, to boldly climb where no climber has gone before and all that, but we all have our limits. So if you guys want to decide to go somewhere else instead, and postpone Chelmsford for another night, that would be perfectly fine. I'll be incommunicado for the next 48 hours, so please let me know how it goes.
The weather service says upper 70's and a 40% chance of showers, but it sounds like the POP ought to be concentrated mostly in the morning. Keep your fingers crossed.
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