And also for your winter-killer...the pre-Halloween storm!Oh crap, is it time to start looking at the indices again...
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i'm talking places like Montgomery and Columbus.My forecast is mid-70s for the weekend. That is very warm? The average high is around 80.
You just missed the daily thunderstorms right before you moved to Florida.Haven’t seen rain since September 10th here. Looks like we will go another 7-10 days if not more.
Montgomerys high this weekend is 80 and 79 and is forecasted to be 80-84 next week. Their average this time of year is 79-83.i'm talking places like Montgomery and Columbus.
Y’all are taking dewy Dans bait.Montgomerys high this weekend is 80 and 79 and is forecasted to be 80-84 next week. Their average this time of year is 79-83.
Never failsY’all are taking dewy Dans bait.
No, it’s called enlightening the lurkers on wrong. Or sport when you are bored.Y’all are taking dewy Dans bait.
Thank you Ian.Well, DBQ total September precip was .62
Picked up .02 yesterday!
No rain in sight ! GFS gives no hope through end of the run! It’s gonna be a craptastic winter for snow, if something drastic doesn’t change! It’s Shetley dry up here! ?View attachment 122864
That is correct. The Pacific rules the weather here in winter, when it comes to getting the cold air. It's hard to get cold with a crappy look in the Pacific basin.I disagree, well depending on what you want .. if u want cold I disagree .. when wavelengths get longer this provides the East coast a big opportunity to feed us all cold air from the arctic regions. The +PNA is what led to us last winter to having a month of winter weather opportunities in the south. We didn’t have a -NAO though which didn’t allow the storms to slow down and really could have brought us more big time snow or ice events. We want both things to happen. But having a +PNA brings us the cold air.