Wednesday's stats:
Low temp: 53.8F (12.1C)
High temp: 59.9F (15.5C)
Rainfall: none
It's very hazy late this evening, otherwise we have partly cloudy skies, and the highest humidity since the middle of October. Since around 2:30pm, humidity has bounced above 50%, reaching 56% late this afternoon -- after starting at around 25% early this morning. We've had a day of constant fluctuations between sunshine and clouds, with the coolest high temp I've recorded in exactly two weeks.
An upper-level disturbance is located over the northwestern corner of Kashmir at the moment, and that's what has stirred up the considerable amount of cloudiness during the past 12 to 18 hours or so. The feel and smell of moisture is in the air, but it still looks like the risk of any precipitation will remain to our north in the higher elevations overnight. A slightly cooler air mass is seeping in, as we've been expecting, but even though temperatures will be cooler the next few days, we'll still be running in the above normal range for the beginning of December.
Unless someone witnesses a rogue/random rain drop before midnight, November 2016 will go down in the history books as a TOTALLY DRY MONTH WITH 0.00" OF RAINFALL. This is something that rarely happens, even during April and November, which are the driest months of the year here in the Dharamsala area, on average.
Check out THE 7-DAY OUTLOOK tab at the top of the page for forecast details...
Low temp: 53.8F (12.1C)
High temp: 59.9F (15.5C)
Rainfall: none
It's very hazy late this evening, otherwise we have partly cloudy skies, and the highest humidity since the middle of October. Since around 2:30pm, humidity has bounced above 50%, reaching 56% late this afternoon -- after starting at around 25% early this morning. We've had a day of constant fluctuations between sunshine and clouds, with the coolest high temp I've recorded in exactly two weeks.
An upper-level disturbance is located over the northwestern corner of Kashmir at the moment, and that's what has stirred up the considerable amount of cloudiness during the past 12 to 18 hours or so. The feel and smell of moisture is in the air, but it still looks like the risk of any precipitation will remain to our north in the higher elevations overnight. A slightly cooler air mass is seeping in, as we've been expecting, but even though temperatures will be cooler the next few days, we'll still be running in the above normal range for the beginning of December.
Unless someone witnesses a rogue/random rain drop before midnight, November 2016 will go down in the history books as a TOTALLY DRY MONTH WITH 0.00" OF RAINFALL. This is something that rarely happens, even during April and November, which are the driest months of the year here in the Dharamsala area, on average.
Check out THE 7-DAY OUTLOOK tab at the top of the page for forecast details...
