NWS forecast:

" IT APPEARS MOISTURE WILL BE LACKING ALONG A WARM FRONT AS IT DEVELOPS
AND
MOVES NORTH TO THE GREAT LAKES."

Southerly winds and clear skies tonight bode well for bird movement
tonight. Even though the front is expected to be "dry", my past
experience is that a wave of birds often follows behind a front, even
when it occurs during the day. If you check the weather maps in the
morning, you might be able to catch the right time. Present predictions
put it from sometime around  dawn to mid or late morning. Best fallout
usually occurs where the front passes about or before daybreak.

Again, my favorite is  http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sfc_map_inv.html
.


Richard Cressman
Columbus OH
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