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October Odyssey
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Bout the weirdest temp map i've seen from ECMWF lol
Go on Pivotal and look at temp/precip for 198-240. I guess its a stalled front? I don't know
Go on Pivotal and look at temp/precip for 198-240. I guess its a stalled front? I don't know
I like having access to euro data for sure, but their temp scale sucks. Lol
Yeah, it looks like a stationary front sets up due to a cutoff low spinning around in the central US. Rain sits over Alabama for a couple of days, which is why it's much cooler than to the west.Bout the weirdest temp map i've seen from ECMWF lol
Go on Pivotal and look at temp/precip for 198-240. I guess its a stalled front? I don't know
Maybe some localized areas. Inman received a foot officially Dec 2018. But GSP Airport hasn't had a double digit year, much less in a single storm since 1993. CLT managed it in 2004 with the freak storm. For RDU 2000 was probably their last double digit year. But I'm not 100% on that one. Not as familiar with their area.
^^The last few GFS runs do not show the warmth for days 6-10 as shown on the euro. It has a cold front pushing through the SE starting on day 6. The latest Canadian also has moved towards the GFS on the frontal passage. Lets see if the 12z euro follows.
Tarheel1
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It’s still taking getting used to the tornado sirens up here! Every Tuesday at 9:30 AM they go off as a test for a few minutes, heard them yesterday! Gonna hit 81 here Friday or Saturday I think, that’s about 15+ above normal I thimk
BufordWX
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They test the tornado sirens around here every Saturday at noon. Caught me off guard the first time. They are extremely loud.
BufordWX
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Euro showing some potential QLCS action early next week. Maybe something to watch?
I’m really surprised that it’s been that long since GSP had a double-digit season at the airport. CLT has had several in that time...’99-‘00, ‘02-‘03, and ‘03-‘04... there has also been a few times that places all around the area got more that 10 inches, but the airport ended up just short.
Euro came in faster with next weeks cold frontal passage (followed the GFS). Maybe we don't get too many humid days during this warm up.
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They are ridiculously loud! But I guess that’s good, and I hope I never hear them not on a Tuesday!
Yeah that Synoptic scale pattern is quite impressive for severe, just the euro tho by itself, but tis the season for QLCSs
BufordWX
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Snow season is getting closer.
The EPS pumps up the STJ quite a bit, pattern from D7-D14 could possibly feature severe somewhere
Dewpoint Dan
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Brutally hot today. I wasn't prepared for summer to return.
You should log onto Southernwx.com more!
NCSNOW
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Leafs peak 3000 ft level up this weekend NC
Auburn-- 85, 68 dewpoint
Chattanooga-- 82, 54 dewpoint.
Love my latitude...
Chattanooga-- 82, 54 dewpoint.
Love my latitude...
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Yep! All in! Imngoing hiking with goats that Saturday in Galena Illinois, might be dead in it!?
SWVAwxfan
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73,50 dewpoint. Love my latitude and elevation. Meanwhile, it's 88,65 dewpoint in Augusta GA.
Is this serious? Thats like August heat!
I had 77.2F with a 60F dewpoint.
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Closest TWC reporting to me is Roswell:
Augusta and Columbia never cease to amaze me.
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SWVAwxfan
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Tell me about it. Spent 45 years near Columbia. That stretch of the I-20 corridor gets seriously hot. Columbia's official slogan is "Famously Hot". That should tell you something.
BufordWX
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Hello there...
Isn't this fun to look at for highs October 18th...
NoSnowATL
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Then you walk up from the dream...
Are these multiple gulf storms churning up enough water in the gulf to affect water temperatures? Any correlation to gulf temps and the southeast ridge? We know the warm Indonesian waters affect us, and obviously a blow torch Gulf Stream, but I wonder if a cooler gulf will dry us out and allow cooler temperatures.
BufordWX
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GEFS finally has one!
NoSnowATL
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OH SNAP
If it were to happen, 2020 would be the year.
Never seen snow in Chattanooga in October, but I have hiked up into an ice storm on Big Frog Mountain in Oct. Was 50 degrees and rain in Chatt, 38 at trailhead (2000 ft) and hit the sleet and freezing rain around 3000 ft. Pretty cool. Does happen from time to time.
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Check, please
Had the same experience at Clingman’s Dome one October. I’ve seen flurries on Halloween twice in the past 25 years but nothing more.
Yep, and remember what Sandy did up there last day of Oct 2012... 30+ inches above 5000 ft. Just a different world up there.
Webberweather53
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Ah yes, the cold and dry look... better get used to that one
My senior year at App State in 1996, Boone had 7 inches the last week in October. The other 3 years I saw flurries at least once during the month.
I'll take it. I remember when summer was coming back just a few days ago. I like chilly fall days and nights.
I think last year jinxed Chattanooga to be doomed to a cold snowless winter, since we got that wonderful happy accident 4 inches one February morning in an otherwise warm winter. Something like 2002-03.