Indeed. It has agreed with itself for 4 runs in a row, and 6 of the last 9. But again, its still out past 240.It would be nice if the GFS agrees with itself, say 6 or 9 runs in a row ... but I dream ...
Indeed. It has agreed with itself for 4 runs in a row, and 6 of the last 9. But again, its still out past 240.It would be nice if the GFS agrees with itself, say 6 or 9 runs in a row ... but I dream ...
Even worse if we get some hefty cold fronts later on with gusty winds fanning the parched landscape. Even down here we haven't gotten that much rain in September.We better hope October doesn't end up as dry as September, or we could be looking at near historic drought conditions.
October is climatological driest month in S.C., so not much hope!We better hope October doesn't end up as dry as September, or we could be looking at near historic drought conditions.
You may be right, but the gfs has been showing a nice cold front by next weekend and I know it's a long ways out but it's been consistent so far. We can only hope.Those banking on the long range GEFS should pump the brakes a little. The EURO is nasty all the way through October and has a much better track record than the GFS (snd it's GEFS ensembles). It will eventually break in a big way but will take 20-30 days IMO
The latest model runs continue to show the pattern change ~ Oct 4th. Even the euro is on board.
The only thing that I hate, is it may go straight from AC to heat. The 6z GFS has RDU with a high near 90 on Oct 3rd, then in the mid 50s on Oct 4th (lows in the low to mid 40s). **No break for my electric bill......
You guys crack me up LOL!! If you live in the southeast, then you can expect all kinds of weather at any given time. Also we have all seen our winters suck with temps and suck with precipitation, especially during winter storm. That's the whole part about the good ole south. I'm a true winter fan, I love my cold and snowy winter also, but if I can at least score once or twice this year than I'm happy.
Hopefully it will be the last big ass heatwave of the seasonWell if we're gonna torch then might as well torch the record books. Adios all-time record October high of 94 in CHA along with the latest ever 95+ of 9/25. I think we'll hit 97 here.