Something peculiar to this hurricane, that I never noticed before.
A few days back, I noticed something I hadn't seen before. It was a very light sun-shower. I could see light dimples on the surface of the swimming pool and looked up to see the tiniest droplets coming down. The cloud formation above was just a wisp. Not even a rain cloud. I shrugged and went on with what I was doing. A few minutes later I noticed the droplets continued, and I looked up to see if there were any rain clouds up above. I was surprised to see that there weren't any clouds at all. Some on the peripheral, but none above the neighborhood.
Since then, as this hurricane approaches, this sporadic light weeping from the sky continues, sometimes turning into a full on sun shower, and sometimes actual rain. It has happened every day over the last three days, becoming more frequent each day. I am assuming it's because there is so much moisture in the air that some form of condensation is occurring?
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Maybe the wind brought in the rain, and you were on the edge of the storm? Or it could have been a temperature inversion, and what you saw wasn't rain, maybe it was dew falling out? Other than that I couldn't guess.
