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I bet your enjoying posting on here about the heat in the southeast, especially if you live in Indiana
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WHERE ARE YOU SEEING THIS AT IM SEEING 97°
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Its hot in the midwest too. Indy, Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville all had their hottest October day on record.
Boy, isn't is this nice to see
Looking at the 6z GFS, many folks across the SE (especially upper SE) will be able to turn off their ACs, for the season, starting late Friday. Of course, there'll be ups and downs in the temps but if you can stand 80/60 for the warm days, AC time is about over...
Meanwhile, let's pull out all the stops to take out the century mark tomorrow. Going to be a shame to only reach 98 or 99.Looking at the 6z GFS, many folks across the SE (especially upper SE) will be able to turn off their ACs, for the season, starting late Friday. Of course, there'll be ups and downs in the temps but if you can stand 80/60 for the warm days, AC time is about over...
I hear you. For our area that may be tomorrow. Saturday will feel wonderful...
Talking about reaching 100, here's my grid forecast for the next few days. I'm surrounded by the lake and still have 98 listed for Thursday. I think RDU has a real shot.
Downeastnc
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Record high for PGV in Oct is 96, this is our forecast for tomorrow...seems like the chances of a new record high for Oct is all but a lock....
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Patchy fog before 10am. Otherwise, sunny and hot, with a high near 100. Heat index values as high as 103. Southwest wind 3 to 6 mph.
Hey if we're going to suffer might as well be worth while, break some records.
Let’s hope (and the way it looks like *Cough* CFS) that’s it’s the big warm up before a very cold winter.
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12km NAM has some wild high temps for the CAD areas. Does long range NAM have a cold bias?
Yes. Considering it gave me 11 ice storms last year in this range12km NAM has some wild high temps for the CAD areas. Does long range NAM have a cold bias?
It's also showing high relative humidity, extensive cloud cover and most likely drizzle/sprinkles. So while I'm not buying it, with those conditions temps would certainly be on the low end12km NAM has some wild high temps for the CAD areas. Does long range NAM have a cold bias?
Did notice the NWS forecast had good cloud cover, not quite as extensive as this, more concentrated in western carolinas and NE GA
NCSNOW
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I'd lean toward the nam and its heavier depiction of cloud cover /drizzle all day Saturday. Nice little HP sitting in perfect spot to lift air up eastern side of Apps. Nam is always better getting the micro climate details right with Cads than the Global s.
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Hard to not be excited about a good ice storm this year! Already having a few CAD events late summer and now!
Local wunderground station says its 98! Idk about that, most other outlets saying 90-92
EDIT: lol, it just crashed to 92, showing heat index as 110
EDIT: lol, it just crashed to 92, showing heat index as 110
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Yeah, I'm assuming there's something tainting it.
ATLwxfan
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Although I would argue that the difference between an ice storm and a cold rain can be like threading the needle. So much more than just temperatures a loft.
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ATLwxfan
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Oddly, knowing that the end is imminent, I’m not really suffering anymore.
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Weather underground is always too hot compared to reporting stations for some reason
Woof...
I've already noted this in other thread, but people don't install their stations properly. Quite honestly, they should never be installed in direct sunlight unless the temperature sensor is extremely protected, at least 5 feet above whatever is below it, and nothing to obstruct the flow of air on either side of it.
This is the graph for today showing the change in temperature, notice how it is a gradual climb, mine is reporting 91F. 30062 at weather.com is reporting 92F
Here is the idiot about two miles away from me, his is reporting 96F.
This station shows the temperature rising and dropping with every passing cloud, not accurate. It means the sensor is grabbing to much heat from a surface that is to close, likely a deck or a roof.
Hit the record. 95F, previously 93. And I'm sure we'll add on
It’s 97 degrees here, it doesn’t even feel that bad tbh
Stand out there for more than 5 minutes and you may feel differently.
Brent
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"only" 93 here but there's a constant breeze so it definitely helps(or maybe I'm just getting used to it since it's been like this almost daily for months lol)
I am definitely looking forward to the 50s next week however
the heat in the east is incredible though, 92 degrees in NYC in October!
I am definitely looking forward to the 50s next week however
the heat in the east is incredible though, 92 degrees in NYC in October!
RDU up to 96° at 3:51. 2 short of the all-time October record, which could be challenged tomorrow.
I just Played tackle football with some friends outside lol, doesn’t feel all that bad, it’s that ?? In me
I say it gets more than challenged tomorrow, I'm going to say tomorrow will be the new all-time October record
We would have to reach at least 99° to break it, which is definitely possible. It would be funny if it reached 100° because it would be the hottest day of the year, in October. That probably has never happened before on record.
All the more reason to go for broke, shoot for 100.... going to get that close might as well be one of those things you will forever be able to tell your children about.
Hot damn