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Pattern October '22

I had .92 inches of needed rain in the gauge this morning and I am looking forward to the possibility of the first frost of the 2022-2023 winter next Tuesday or Wednesday night in my area. I don't think it will get cold enough for the first freeze next week which on average occurs around November 10th where I live.
 
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J.C. said:
The HRRR had the line drying up last night on the runs right before it approached, but it definitely exceeded expectations.

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I looked at that and some of the others and went to bed not expecting anything. I think it was around 3am when the rain woke me up. I was a bit shocked.
 

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Getting worse fast and the next 2 weeks look dry. Parts of Al and GA will see improvement after yesterday's rain, but if the GFS is right the drought will start spreading fast again before too long.
 
JHS said:

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Getting worse fast and the next 2 weeks look dry. Parts of Al and GA will see improvement after yesterday's rain, but if the GFS is right the drought will start spreading fast again before too long.
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Welcome to my nightmare! My whole state is Jonesville!?
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Tarheel1 said:
That is really a good looking pattern! If that holds into December and first week of January, like a typical La Nina, we are all gonna be loving life!
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You would love a repeat of the winter of 1998-99 I think. At least Dec into January. Much of the midwest had a major snowstorm in early Jan 1999. That same system gave the CAD area down here a major icestorm.
 
JHS said:

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Getting worse fast and the next 2 weeks look dry. Parts of Al and GA will see improvement after yesterday's rain, but if the GFS is right the drought will start spreading fast again before too long.
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How many drops did you get in the last 24 hours?
 
JHS said:
Hopefully this drought ends or at least improves before next summer. Iowa and all of the plains are very important for food production and major drought is the last thing the area needs.
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Yep. Barges are already having a hard time getting up the river because water levels are so low! Sadly Sep and Oct, are some of iowas wettest months
 
LovingGulfLows said:
Weather.com really trying to get me sub-freezing Thursday morning next week ?. We'll see. Very impressive surface high that centers on the region so radiational cooling can definitely make it happen.
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First we have to deal with some major heat this weekend. Could be close to 90 in parts of the south.
 
Snowlover87 said:
First we have to deal with some major heat this weekend. Could be close to 90 in parts of the south.
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For who?? I’ve just pulled up forecasts throughout the south and no where is forecasted to be higher than the mid 80s and that’s just one day

Edit: I see that east Texas might make a run at 90 on Sunday, but that is certainly nothing out of the ordinary there, especially ahead of a strong front
 
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Chazwin said:
For who?? I’ve just pulled up forecasts throughout the south and no where is forecasted to be higher than the mid 80s and that’s just one day

Edit: I see that east Texas might make a run at 90 on Sunday, but that is certainly nothing out of the ordinary there, especially ahead of a strong front
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89 in Tallahassee on Sunday and 88 in Albany. I could definitely see a few locations in GA hitting 90 briefly.
 
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