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Pattern Hotober
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Lots of us will pay to have this rain verify
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It’ll be 20+ degrees warmer come verification time! Welcome to fall and winter, and the sucky gfs
Too bad it's the GFS, though all around an awesome run. Doesn't get above average from the 4th onwards
tennessee storm
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Well said
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Lol, I hope your wrong but you may be right.
BHS1975
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Maybe Karen will get pulled up in the mix.
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WEATHERBOYROY
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There may be hope for october...
The Heatwave Of September 20, 1925
Posted on September 20, 2016 by tonyheller
On this date in 1925, most of the Southeastern US was over 100 degrees, with Georgia reaching 107 degrees. Almost half of the US was over 90 degrees. "
Apparently the heat began early in September when centerville al reached a record of 112 degrees, birmingham was 106, Sept 5 1925.
6 days in a row had 102 or hotter starting on September 3.* 12 days had 100 or hotter in September alone and 2 in August.
After the record breaking hot September in 1925, October 1925 produced record cold and snow over much of the country. -30 F temperatures in Montana and near 0 F in Iowa. In DC, the coldest and snowiest October on record.
Then a record late season hurricane hit from FL to NC in early December.
The Heatwave Of September 20, 1925
Posted on September 20, 2016 by tonyheller
On this date in 1925, most of the Southeastern US was over 100 degrees, with Georgia reaching 107 degrees. Almost half of the US was over 90 degrees. "
Apparently the heat began early in September when centerville al reached a record of 112 degrees, birmingham was 106, Sept 5 1925.
6 days in a row had 102 or hotter starting on September 3.* 12 days had 100 or hotter in September alone and 2 in August.
After the record breaking hot September in 1925, October 1925 produced record cold and snow over much of the country. -30 F temperatures in Montana and near 0 F in Iowa. In DC, the coldest and snowiest October on record.
Then a record late season hurricane hit from FL to NC in early December.
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Head can’t take talking in future tense swirling now. Karen here huh pumpkin spice stop right now
cd2play
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Living easy, living free; season ticket on a one way ride
ATLwxfan
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Last 24 hours of model runs...the good, the bad, and the ugly. Cold coming then not but maybe more rain?
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Despite the GFS (not unexpectedly) backing off on the cold front passage next week, it does have a nice treat at the very end of its run.
ForsythSnow
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This is a lot more hopeful than prior runs.
ATLwxfan
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Yes indeed. A seasonable morning in downeast Maine and Kansas City. Although we do benefit from a little CAD in north GA.
https://tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/gfs/2019092306/gfs_T2ma_us_65.png
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ATLwxfan
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For what it’s worth at hour 240 12z GFS, we have a better cold press.
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ATLwxfan
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Rapidly losing its punch and moisture as it get to Georgia...probably a dry wedge event coming.
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Looking at the 12z GFS, it looks like it wants to set up troughing (..pattern change) in the east starting at day 10.
ATLwxfan
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The hammer about to get dropped. Tropical low getting pulled in and might explode off the coast. Giddyap folks...pattern change and then some.
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