Rain looks to have come to an end for now. Was hoping for a little more but still managed .33 which is certainly better then the goose egg of rain I have received in the past month. Looking forward to hopefully getting some more on Tuesday.
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Pattern Hotober
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over a inch of rain here today
GeorgiaGirl
Member
So I get rain that is a little steadier than a 10 minute burst for the first time in over a month and my power cuts off 3 times at night. How nice.
The sink air anomaly is only a warm season phenomenon!
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Pleasantly surprised to see a temperature of 49.3 this morning. First time I have been in the 40s since spring.
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Fountainguy97
Member
Low of 41.7 and I came outside to one of the coolest weather phenomena I’ve ever seen.
A patch of fog was sunk deep into the valley and the sun was shining 100% onto it right outside my door.
The fog was just large enough for the bow and it’s clearing out now.
simply amazing. (Low res image)
A patch of fog was sunk deep into the valley and the sun was shining 100% onto it right outside my door.
The fog was just large enough for the bow and it’s clearing out now.
simply amazing. (Low res image)
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Definitely a good trend on the EPS. That heat ridge that will try to build in won't get established for more than a day or 2 at best now I'd imagine.
Looking over some models this morning and looks there is a big cool down end of October/November GFS had it yesterday and still signaling the same outcome. Euro ensembles saying the same thing.
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ForsythSnow
Moderator
Yeah I'll have to give the GFS some credit for showing the cooldowns ahead of time, just as the pattern though, not the snow and winter weather lol.
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Yes, and the legacy has been out completely since the end of September. I'm not sure about the GEFS if they've implemented the FV3 into it or not yet.
cyclogent
Member
45 here... no, not our morning low, that's the number of consecutive days since we were below normal for a calendar day. We may finally end that streak this week, most likely Thursday.
GeorgiaGirl
Member
0.39"
Not much but the highest total since those quick burst 0.1"s since the first of September. Maybe we'll see at least 1-2" in the rain event this week.
Not much but the highest total since those quick burst 0.1"s since the first of September. Maybe we'll see at least 1-2" in the rain event this week.
I will be glad when the new normals come out in 2021. Maybe then it will be easier to get a below normal day.
How do you know it’s coming out then??
GeorgiaGirl
Member
I'm not sure what the daily averages are right now but if you go off the monthly average, if it actually rains a good bit tomorrow and I don't miss to the south, it's possible I have 3 below average days in a week and others are going to say the same thing.
It's close though and Tuesday probably wouldn't be if I knew the daily average. I would not be surprised if October's dailies get raised a couple of degrees. That's not going to change that the early high 90s and 100s were anomalous.
It's close though and Tuesday probably wouldn't be if I knew the daily average. I would not be surprised if October's dailies get raised a couple of degrees. That's not going to change that the early high 90s and 100s were anomalous.
I think the new normals will be based on the years from 1991 to 2020. Current normals are from 1981 to 2010. So im assuming it will be out sometime in 2021.
GeorgiaGirl
Member
The heat ridge only lasts 3 days on this run and if the rain is correct, it's only warm for 2 of those days for parts of the southeast. That's nice especially since there's backup for it.
