What is the difference between...

AlliNMatt06 Posted: Jun 19, 2006 11:09 AM

What is the difference between...

Isolated T-storms and scattered. Unfortunately it doesn't look so good for my wedding weekend.

Rachel1013 Posted: Jun 19, 2006 11:13 AM

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I took meteorology in college, so I'm no expert, but I know that they really can't predict stuff like that for sure until a couple of days prior. And scattered and isolated I wouldn't worry about. So I wouldn't worry about anything until like the 23rd, lol.

AlliNMatt06 Posted: Jun 19, 2006 11:15 AM

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Posted by Rachel1013

I took meteorology in college, so I'm no expert, but I know that they really can't predict stuff like that for sure until a couple of days prior. And scattered and isolated I wouldn't worry about. So I wouldn't worry about anything until like the 23rd, lol.

Okay! I am just really worried because Monday and tuesday say showers. I don't want that to move to the weekend. A few days ago the weekend was beautiful!!

cjb88 Posted: Jun 19, 2006 08:41 PM

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Allie!! Stop stressing about the weather!! It is the one thing you cant control!! besides I hate all brides who have beautiful weather... and i dont want to hate you!!

It will be an amazing day no matter what!!

D's Girl Posted: Jun 19, 2006 09:09 PM

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Your getting married on my B-day so it will be beautiful no matter what.

You cant control the weather and it's god's will. Either way it will be perfect.

waterspout4 Posted: Jun 19, 2006 09:14 PM

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SInce I'm a meteorologist, I guess I will answer, without boring you to tears:

Scattered means that they will be around the area, but sporatic. These usually can be seen coming on the radar for a day before.

Isolated means the type of storms that pop up, seemingly out of nowhere to the naked eye. These usually occur in soupy weather, and mainly in the afternoon.

These are just guidelines.

But don't fret about the weather, a forecast more than 5 days out is very hard to master.