Even with Global Warming there have been months of below normal. Why is it harder to get below normal in December than any other month ?
All the while November will go down for the past 30 year average, just strange.
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Even with Global Warming there have been months of below normal. Why is it harder to get below normal in December than any other month ?
Statistics , you can flip heads 10 times straight though extremely improbable ( we haven’t had 10 straight above normal December’s by the way either !).
Daily averages for November are about to look super weird since December and October both warmed up while November cooled . Does that mean start of the month is a little warmer , middle much cooler , slow down by the end !? Lol !All the while our November will go down for the past 30 year average, just strange.
I was thinking of Raleigh specifically when I posted that. Seriously though? Do you have any maps ! I love maps lol.We've had 10 straight above normal Decembers in the SE US, yes.
Global warming aside I personally think the super nino in the late 90s shook things up and we haven't recovered to the 70s/80s/early 90s state that we compared to for the last decade plus. Maybe we never will maybe it's a multidecadal cycle make it is GW but we have certainly seen things repeat in the 2000s that were rare before and unfortunately they are sucky for us in the SE. It's why though I want to see a Nina this year and hopefully a multi year Nina so maybe we can get lucky that the feed back from a few years of Nina can reverse some of the SST anomalies and at least help us get back to something betterAll the while our November will go down for the past 30 year average, just strange.
Good god I didn't know it was that badWe've had 10 straight above normal Decembers in the SE US, yes.
The state of the 60/70/80 was in of itself an anomaly , if you look at prior decades winters were a bit warmer than even today , overall annual temps cooler but that was because of summers not the winters . Although a base state of sst like the 60-80 certainly can happen again !Global warming aside I personally think the super nino in the late 90s shook things up and we haven't recovered to the 70s/80s/early 90s state that we compared to for the last decade plus. Maybe we never will maybe it's a multidecadal cycle make it is GW but we have certainly seen things repeat in the 2000s that were rare before and unfortunately they are sucky for us in the SE. It's why though I want to see a Nina this year and hopefully a multi year Nina so maybe we can get lucky that the feed back from a few years of Nina can reverse some of the SST anomalies and at least help us get back to something better
I'm too lazy to look right now but what were the late 1800s into the 1900/10/20s like?The state of the 60/70/80 was in of itself an anomaly , if you look at prior decades winters were a bit warmer than even today , overall annual temps cooler but that was because of summers not the winters . Although a base state of sst like the 60-80 certainly can happen again !
In other words, shorts season is still alive and wellThose are summer time dews. Better bring plenty of cold water.
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Yes 12/1 to 1/15 imo is the better window versus the second half of winter.Hi Shane. I have a question. If we are to see a month that has some cold air and snow/ice chances, would it be December just based on the usual aleutian poleward ridge that happens during that time frame? It dont happen every time, but alot of times. HM has mentioned it often.
If you have gas money than just chase
You're gonna need a lot of gas money to chase from Lower Alabama.If you have gas money than just chase
Only thing he will chase in lower Alabama this winter is pollen.You're gonna need a lot of gas money to chase from Lower Alabama.
Why not come chase some tuna off the outer-banks this winter ? !Only thing he will chase in lower Alabama this winter is pollen.
yeah. He better be getting ready for a road trip up in the Midwest upper plainsYou're gonna need a lot of gas money to chase from Lower Alabama.
You may have to plan out a snow chase also, mr golfHi Shane. I have a question. If we are to see a month that has some cold air and snow/ice chances, would it be December just based on the usual aleutian poleward ridge that happens during that time frame? It dont happen every time, but alot of times. HM has mentioned it often.
You may have to plain out a snow chase also, mr golf
Severe weather department will be busy this year I'm afraidYou may have to plan out a snow chase also, mr golf
Nooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
It seems almost impossible to have an extended stretch of below normal temps.Does anyone think our averages need to be adjusted(CLT)? I feel like if we do end up having a cold day or two in any season it ends up being right at average.
That’s normal.It seems almost impossible to have an extended stretch of below normal temps.
That’s normal in these days n times of winters we now have ...It seems almost impossible to have an extended stretch of below normal temps.
It's almost as if I could plant more grass seed...
I think the wet pattern could last for awhile. With the everlasting SER, means stalled fronts.Looks warm and wet all next week. Should be good scoring for the Masters.
Probably gonna see a pattern conductive for severe weather or repeated severe weather, but my goodness it seems like we’re switching to spring per the temps the next 10 daysI think the wet pattern could last for awhile. With the everlasting SER, means stalled fronts.
This deep easterly flow is going to stink especially for overnight lowsProbably gonna see a pattern conductive for severe weather or repeated severe weather, but my goodness it seems like we’re switching to spring per the temps the next 10 days
Yep, even in milder weather in Fall & Winter you usually can tolerate it because of the cool nights but not in the upcoming pattern. Who let dewpoint dan back anywayThis deep easterly flow is going to stink especially for overnight lows
This deep easterly flow is going to stink especially for overnight lows