Guys,
Despite what was excellent conditions from what I said 3 days ago, it appears that tomorrow will be wet, courtesy of the remnants of Cindy. The rain should start sometime overnight while the clouds associated with it are apparent as we speak. The rain should continue to fall all afternoon tomorrow with some decent amount of precipitation followed by an 80% chance. The temperature will be seasonally cooler by at least 4 degrees Celsius, resulting in an expected high of around 23.

The winds should be relatively light during the day at 10 km/h, but as in typical low pressure systems, they can be variable and can be gusty at times, but generally, it shouldn't be wild. They'll also be coming from the North and the West.
I've been tracking this system since it hit the southern U.S and it was pretty tricky in the way it was travelling. It was going in a fixed position at an East, Northeast (ENE) fashion for some time, but it started shifting in a more northerly fashion while maintaining an eastward motion. This is why I didn't post the latest conditions. I figured that the storm would stay well South of the border and go over the Northen New England states and hit the southern coastlines of Nova Scotia.

If anything, the most I would have suspected would be that it would barely skim Montreal with it's bordering wall clouds in the outer sections, but it was hard to say.
Anyhow, we still have some hope. We don't know the evening forecast just yet and still I feel that this system is still skimming us, just with rain fall. And judging from it starting overnight tonight, chances are that it will move out by the evening hours, hopefully. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if they change the conditions from straight light rain to scattered showers and thus a 40% chance. According to some maps, it's still hard to tell on even some of the later models.
I'm still not exactly sure on the speed of the system. I'll work on that. In the meantime, if anyone knows its speed, you could tell me. It will help me make an assumption of when it could leave.
It's rather amusing, though frustrating at the same time. From Sunday onward it's going to be hot. Prior to Saturday it was relatively dry and pleasant, despite that big thunderstorm that gave torrential rains and flooding back on Tuesday.
Regards,
Trav.
