Pattern Another Angry August: Broiled, Baked, and Bone-Dry

[FallsLake]

Yeah, day 7 looks to be the first (real) push/change to fall weather. Highs will still get into the low/mid 80s for the metro areas (Atlanta to RDU), but look at these dew points:

6z GFS at day 7:

 

[lexxnchloe]

Yep. We struggle to hit 80 for the foreseeable future here. Forecasted highs in the 70s-81-82 ish.

 

[DopplerWx]

Orgasmic

 

[SD]

cat 11 drought inbound

 

[NCSNOW]

Breaking News: We did it/ Overcame:

Greensboro will not hit 90 degrees again for high temp until 2026.

Think we netted 33/ 90 degree days this year. Average is 29.

So long to the 90's.

My pre -August Forecast of -3BN is gonna not be cool enough when the smoke settles. Should end up around -4 to -5 territory.

We hit 90 degrees exactly on August 17th. The only day all month we will have hit 90. Not sure of the record for the earliest /last 90 degree day of summer here.

 

[NCSNOW]

The coolest summer by 90 degree day metrics, we ever had in Gboro was 1971 with only 7 days.

Warmest was 1914 with 82 days. Must of have been all the carburetors burning fossils off the Ford T models back then.

 

[NCSNOW]

Best weather town in the Southeast: They have Grits, Sweet Tea and plenty of Snow


Since 1980: Boone has only hit 90+ on 6 occasions. All time high there is 93.

 

[FortMillSCWx]

Leaving this here

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[ChrisAMB]

In my backyard we've had double digit rainfall totals for June, July and now August after last night. We're good to dry out for awhile.

 

[Brent]

Fake fall watch for next week