 Is it just one of those days where we're just going to have to watch the skies and know that what we see when we go out at 10 o'clock might be different than what we see at 2 o'clock? I'd say pretty much. It's a combination of a somewhat more supportive air mass today, just a very subtle change at the mid and upper levels that's allowing for more easily developing shower and storm activity, along with a little disturbance in the atmosphere passing by to give that air a little push upward, and it's