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Pattern September 2024

NoSnowATL said:
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SD said:
The pattern across the GOM is probably going to get pretty unsettled next week. Not sure if anything ever spins up but it may at least lead to a wetter pattern late next week/weekend/early the following week
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The latest GFS is very wet for many of us starting in about 10 days with up to 5-7 inches of rain for some of us. It has a very weak low near the gulf bringing most of the rain with it.
 
JHS said:
The latest GFS is very wet for many of us starting in about 10 days with up to 5-7 inches of rain for some of us. It has a very weak low near the gulf bringing most of the rain with it.
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I know we always used to make fun of the Weather Channel's 15 day forecasts, but I have to say, their general patter progressions are always right, maybe delayed, but always right. They rarely every match the GFS after 5 to 7 days. Anyways, point being is that the TWC forecasts have been showing a change to wetter weather by next weekend for a few days now. Maybe they are reliable after all.
 
J.C. said:
I know we always used to make fun of the Weather Channel's 15 day forecasts, but I have to say, their general patter progressions are always right, maybe delayed, but always right. They rarely ever match the GFS after 5 to 7 days. Anyways, point being is that the TWC forecasts have been showing a change to wetter weather by next weekend for a few days now. Maybe they are reliable after all.
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A wetter pattern for next weekend would be bad timing with it being a holiday weekend !
 
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LickWx said:
Looks like we will be back in drought conditions soon. These pesky low dews and 100% clear days are not going anywhere
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I"m not sure where you are but we're gonna have dews in the 70s pretty much all week plus temps in the mid 90s. It's gonna be a hot, steamy week ahead.
 
Shaggy said:
Hopefully more of the what we've had the last 2 weeks
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This weekend's pattern looks interesting with the front getting stuck overhead or even just to the north and washing out. It's a little atypical for the end of August into early September to do that so I wouldn't be shocked to see the front end up farther south with more of a wedge signature across the carolinas. We may wrap it up though with a bigger rain event mid next week
 
Lot better than the last couple early Septembers here when excessive heat was still an issue. Actually last year we nearly hit 90 even in October Screenshot_20240828_133207_WeatherBug.jpg
 
These maps don’t make a lot of sense to me. So the areas that are going to be the wettest are also the areas that are going to be the warmest ? Shouldn’t the areas that are wetter be on the cooler side ?IMG_2104.jpeg
 
Drizzle Snizzle said:
These maps don’t make a lot of sense to me. So the areas that are going to be the wettest are also the areas that are going to be the warmest ? Shouldn’t the areas that are wetter be on the cooler side ?View attachment 150470
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you don't understand weather or geography or climate regions still?
 
Drizzle Snizzle said:
These maps don’t make a lot of sense to me. So the areas that are going to be the wettest are also the areas that are going to be the warmest ? Shouldn’t the areas that are wetter be on the cooler side ?View attachment 150470
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You must not know how hot, wet alligator farts are.
 
J.C. said:
What happened to all the rain and cooler weather next week?
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We need dry weather with a 2 month fetch of NE winds . Would be the most epic 2 months of 70s/80s with gorgeous sun and low dews we ever had.
 
LickWx said:
We need dry weather with a 2 month fetch of NE winds . Would be the most epic 2 months of 70s/80s with gorgeous sun and low dews we ever had.
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I'd lean towards the NE flow pattern to be the dominant pattern after this weekend through mid Sept just not sure it'll be the ol dry wedge pattern though
 
SD said:
I'd lean towards the NE flow pattern to be the dominant pattern after this weekend through mid Sept just not sure it'll be the ol dry wedge pattern though
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Thats miserable though, nobody wants 65 and rain all September. Dry wedges are the most pleasant form of weather you can get this time of year.
 
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