Brent
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Earliest sub 50 high in Dallas history by a week 49 at midnight
Let’s hope this winter breaks a lot of records, cold, snow, ice I will take it ALL!Earliest sub 50 high in Dallas history by a week 49 at midnight
I hope that happens again but 70 or so miles to the NorthThe long range GFS essentially looks like Nov 1 2014 version 2. We know what happened in Columbia, SC that day.
It could be worse. You could be in the NW where the dark reds areIf I start moaning and carrying on like a pissed of child on the playground, please stuff me in the 1st grade wastepaper basket ...
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On the other hand, the preference is to wait for a Christmas present, so never mind ...![]()
Such a kind thought ... Thanks ...It could be worse. You could be in the NW where the dark reds are![]()
The long range GFS essentially looks like Nov 1 2014 version 2. We know what happened in Columbia, SC that day.
The long range GFS essentially looks like Nov 1 2014 version 2. We know what happened in Columbia, SC that day.
No. I missed it. What happened.
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GFS 12z Hour 324....massive 4 contoured bowling ball ULL rolling through the SE....jesus...imagine if we had that in January. That's a big snowstorm. GFS in lalaland again.
Just your everyday 4 sigma cut-off ULL over GA near the end of October
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Only reason worth mentioning is because the pattern is generally ripe (as Masiello mentioned above) for a big storm near the eastern US around the end of the month and there's been a remarkable trough in the general vicinity of the SE US in some way, shape, or form off & on within the last several runs of the GFS around this time.
Webb,Just your everyday 4 sigma cut-off ULL over GA near the end of October
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Only reason worth mentioning is because the pattern is generally ripe (as Masiello mentioned above) for a big storm near the eastern US around the end of the month and there's been a remarkable trough in the general vicinity of the SE US in some way, shape, or form off & on within the last several runs of the GFS around this time.
It their a possibility it could bring a miracle to the southeast? Most likely it won’t but is their a possibility.Just your everyday 4 sigma cut-off ULL over GA near the end of October
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Only reason worth mentioning is because the pattern is generally ripe (as Masiello mentioned above) for a big storm near the eastern US around the end of the month and there's been a remarkable trough in the general vicinity of the SE US in some way, shape, or form off & on within the last several runs of the GFS around this time.
Sorry to hear, heal quick!Webb,
I'm rehabbing a dadgum torn rotator cuff and you post pics like that and you therefore cause me to momentarily jump and it, well ... forces me into another ice pack ... LOL ... but what else to do in the late afternoon on a (near ...we'll see) record high day but throw tons more ice on the upper right side ...
Phil
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Webb, you've done it now ... NWS just says we set a record of 93º for the date ... more ice, now, please ...
And we had snow in N GA and there was some in TN and NC as well. How I would love what happened over in Columbia to happen over here or just have more precipitation or have colder air than last time.The long range GFS essentially looks like Nov 1 2014 version 2. We know what happened in Columbia, SC that day.
Thanks, Rosie, but not looking for any sort of sympathy ... just trying to toss a little humor into a too hot October afternoon ...Sorry to hear, heal quick!
I remember that one very well. If I recall correctly, for some in SC, it was the biggest snowstorm of that winterThe long range GFS essentially looks like Nov 1 2014 version 2. We know what happened in Columbia, SC that day.
Let’s get that STJ lubed up and ready for the first of JanuaryView attachment 7008 Starting to have that Niño look to the forecast! October is typically one of our driest months!