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Naughty November

Dewpoint Dan said:
Pretty pitiful that Atlanta couldn't manage to get below 37 the last 2 mornings. I guess the heat island only applies to Atlanta and not Nashville, Charlotte, or Raleigh.
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With the airport sitting on a ridge at around 1000', completely surrounded by three large interstates, and being so close to the main part of the city, the UBI effect is just that more exponential. Lower areas that are farther out like La Grange and Newnan area always colder at night. The coldest I got was 34F at 1140' when all the lower areas a hundred or two feet lower hit freezing. I was driving back through western North Carolina last night and when I was going over a ridge top the temp was at least 5 degrees warmer than the valleys.
 
Idk what the euro did last night but hey at least we’re looking at a better pattern that has a small shot at producing vs a all agreeing and hope crushing SER C3781E4E-DCE4-41DB-B0F5-B82DDC694436.png
 
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Idk what the euro did last night but hey at least we’re looking at a better pattern that has a small shot at producing vs a all agreeing and hope crushing SER View attachment 52614
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Dewpoint Dan said:
Pretty pitiful that Atlanta couldn't manage to get below 37 the last 2 mornings. I guess the heat island only applies to Atlanta and not Nashville, Charlotte, or Raleigh.
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I couldn't belive how warm we were in Bham this morning compared to surrounding areas
 

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Goose88 said:
I couldn't belive how warm we were in Bham this morning compared to surrounding areas
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Crazy how even a small city like Birmingham can have such a huge heat island. Is the area Birmingham's airport is in even very urban ? I was thinking it was pretty forested and relatively rural over there.
 
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Dewpoint Dan said:
Crazy how even a small city like Birmingham can have such a huge heat island. Is the area Birmingham's airport is in even very urban ? I was thinking it was pretty forested and relatively rural over there.
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Its hit & miss around the airport as far as residential .To the north you have of it there are decent sized neighborhoods once you go Northeast alot has been torn down. Downtown Birmingham isn't far from the airport so that plays a major part
 
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