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Pattern Sweatember '22

September does look like the 3rd driest month, but that's like calling the Chattahoochee the third driest river, all months are relatively close in numbers. I want to know how the NOAA calculates the new normals, because they openly admit they throw some -------- in there. When I calculated Atlanta's new July average, it was 89.5F for 1990-2020. I can't remember what I calculated for January, 53. something.

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i guess technically 4th driest going by that, but 3.81 in April and 3.82 in Sept is virtually the same.
 
11th straight 90+ day and only .14 rain in that stretch.

94 today @SD dry soil doing work
 
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I see rain chances disappearing faster than my paycheck, in fact, any mention of it Monday is gone now.
It's actually impressive how we are finding ways to suck. This upcoming pattern should be a slam dunk and at worst we walk out with avwidespread 1-2 inches but we are going to doink it off the front iron and fall flat on our face and knock out our front teeth.
 
Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.
 
Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.
I'm not even concerned about cool air. I just want to know when we'll have consistent dewpoints 50s and lower. I feel like at this rate we'll have 70 dews in October.
 
Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.
Man you are consistent.
 
Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.
Atleast it’s a wet heat! Flood watches for the next 48 hours, and probably will be extended! So you’ve had to change your schtick to no cool air in sight! ????
Currently 71 here!
 
Some incredible rainfall occurring over Chattooga county and a bit of Floyd county this morning. Radar is estimating over 10 inches of rain since midnight. FFC has a flash flood emergency as well for Lyerly and Summerville.View attachment 121225
It was training all night last night. We are in the stretch here where we've been forecast everyday for the past several and its been sunny.
 
Atleast it’s a wet heat! Flood watches for the next 48 hours, and probably will be extended! So you’ve had to change your schtick to no cool air in sight! ????
Currently 71 here!
Union county is not in the watch and we are well east of the better moisture flow. Another story west of a Greenville to Greenwood line though. Too much rain in many areas west of there already and a very wet weak coming up.
 
Atleast it’s a wet heat! Flood watches for the next 48 hours, and probably will be extended! So you’ve had to change your schtick to no cool air in sight! ????
Currently 71 here!
Mack telling someone to change their schtick, now that's funny right there
 
Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.
Fall can be warm as long as the winter is brutal ?
 
It was training all night last night. We are in the stretch here where we've been forecast everyday for the past several and its been sunny.
Approaching an inch at the house now. Amazing that 20 minutes west of me has that. Some of the pictures on Facebook are crazy.
 
After sunny skies through early afternoon and highs in the mid 90s, just got smacked pretty good here with a severe thunderstorm. Addison airport gusted to 51 MPH.

Had an awesome-looking sheil cloud too.
 
Approaching an inch at the house now. Amazing that 20 minutes west of me has that. Some of the pictures on Facebook are crazy.
It is nuts what they've had up there. I've had almost nothing here so far.
 
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