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September Sizzling Summer Segway

Rain Cold said:
Lol dude I was just about to post mine. 91/83! 116 HI. That can't be right, can it? I mean a DP of 83? I know it rained a lot but sheesh
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Brad posted something today about the highest dew points of the year today! So it’s legit and ridiculous
 
Surprised no one talking about the High Risk over Arkansas. Guess no one really lives there lol
 
87/75 now. Just got home and started picking my bumper crop of scuppernongs only to get stung twice by packsaddles. Reason number 1000 why I prefer winter. Those suckers hurt.
 
I know it's only the GFS, but that run isn't terrible.

1. The cool down and lower dew P's make it to the NC / SC border Saturday and Sunday.

2. Couple of backdoor fronts slip in NC from the NE and give NC some cloudy cool Upper 60's to low 70's.

However, after this weekend it's rain literally everyday again. We get that setup where there's a stalled Trough to our West and and Ridge to our East. It'd be a firehose setup like we had Last month. So, if you like rain like me, She's a Beaut Clark!
 
Gefs Para didn’t look bad either and the gfs looked like it had another front coming in at the end of the run. Gotta bring a little positivity in here ?
 
For everyone who thinks the earth is on fire and summers are hotter than they have ever been, I have this for you. A lot of cooling in the midwest! West on fire. Map of anomalies reminds me of what forecasts have for this cold shot lol.


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SD said:
When is corn harvest
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The tassels are browning, I think it’s very soon!
Kind of an irony, but corn mazes are not really a thing around here, really!
 
Lickwx said:
For everyone who thinks the earth is on fire and summers are hotter than they have ever been, I have this for you. A lot of cooling in the midwest! West on fire. Map of anomalies reminds me of what forecasts have for this cold shot lol.


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Thanks for posting this, I was wondering about the rest of the country as I know our averages won’t change much here in northern Georgia for summer. KATLs November averages will actually drop a full degree.
 
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J.C. said:
Thanks for posting this, I was wondering about the rest of the country as I know our summer averages won’t change much here in northern Georgia for summer. KATLs November averages will actually drop a full degree.
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Same for Raleigh, its interesting in that November cooled as much as December warmed.
 
Tarheel1 said:
The tassels are browning, I think it’s very soon!
Kind of an irony, but corn mazes are not really a thing around here, really!
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Another corn ? fun fact: they still don’t have a machine that can remove tassels! It still has to be done by hand, I’m told?
 
Welp...as it stands now, last years avg Sept temp of 82° isn’t out of the question.


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Raleigh has me dry through labor day through next Tuesday, thankfully after tomorrow temps drop and out Evapotranspiration rates drop.
 
Seeing all those solutions with 60s and 70s to the gulf coast just wasn't realistic, so I'm not all that disappointed. I can even handle a strong Bermuda High off the southeast coast. What I can't handle, and what happened during both May and September of 2019 was a gargantuan mega super high pressure centered in the gulf, those are the ones that dry us out and give us the 100s.
 
Apparently, if you want severe weather move to DC. It seems like they’ve had a very active summer. Meanwhile it’s dry as a bone here.


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J.C. said:
Seeing all those solutions with 60s and 70s to the gulf coast just wasn't realistic, so I'm not all that disappointed. I can even handle a strong Bermuda High off the southeast coast. What I can't handle, and what happened during both May and September of 2019 was a gargantuan mega super high pressure centered in the gulf, those are the ones that dry us out and give us the 100s.
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That was god awful. I am hopeful we at least get a storm off the coast that is big enough to give us a CAD event. It’ll be like 80 during the day and 70 at night but I’ll take it.


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