So it starts in November and is over by January? I’ll take it. We hugAccuweather winter outlook says come Jan winter is over for the SE.
So it starts in November and is over by January? I’ll take it. We hugAccuweather winter outlook says come Jan winter is over for the SE.
No Cold Till Brooklyn..No cold til Christmas
They using them maxar outlooksAccuweather winter outlook says come Jan winter is over for the SE.
Last years predictions far off. Called for warm and wet. We definitely got the warmth and the wet.They using them maxar outlooks
Yes September temperatures are similar to May but a little bit warmer I would say on average.It's not uncommon to have a bout of warm weather in the fall. Happened all the time growing up. Hard to be in the 60s every day.
Usually cold Alaska. Warm se... warm Alaska cold se...“Cold Alaska cold Carolinas”
-JB?
That's great news. It needs to stay warm until mid December.00z ECMWF is annoyingly warm in the long term
Yep fall was nice while it lasted. Back to summer!!
Super southwest-based -NAO ftw!This looks like the pattern we are used to in winter. Luckily it’s the long range GFS.View attachment 49615
OHHH never underestimate the uncanny ability of the GFS to sniff out a ridge in the long term...This looks like the pattern we are used to in winter. Luckily it’s the long range GFS.View attachment 49615
That pattern would be a epic severe weather setup in the plains lolThis looks like the pattern we are used to in winter. Luckily it’s the long range GFS.View attachment 49615
A tch.This looks like the pattern we are used to in winter. Luckily it’s the long range GFS.View attachment 49615
Too early for that kind of cold. I prefer 70s this time of year.
Nice greenlander
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We quickly forgot last October.Its nuts that low 80's is now "summer" weather lol....its crazy how our perception changes after a few weeks of cooler weather.....
Definitely an interesting pattern. I wonder if those troughs would have a tendency to dig south into the four corners region and then eject east or just move straight west to east. Definitely will be interesting to see how models trend the next couple of days ?Honestly had to remind myself what one of those looked like.
If we can get a pattern like this, the CONUS would turn into a bowling alley in mid October w/ a parade bowling ball cut-offs plowing underneath the retrograding Greenland block. I'd be all for it, just bring it to me again in January is all I'm asking.
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Definitely an interesting pattern. I wonder if those troughs would have a tendency to dig south into the four corners region and then eject east or just move straight west to east. Definitely will be interesting to see how models trend the next couple of days ?
I thought we did all the time! West coast trough, Seattle scoring big time!?
I had my excitement with those storms a few weeks ago. I have been far from disappointed so far. It’s not hard to beat North GA weather anyways.In you and @BufordWX dreams, no severe for y’all, and more continued disappointment for the plains
Why?Don’t shoot me, but if strong hurricane hits, goes inland, you can kiss the first half of winter goodbye! And torch late Fall.
Don’t shoot me, but if strong hurricane hits, goes inland, you can kiss the first half of winter goodbye! And torch late Fall.
You do remember that early December 2018 storm right??. That happened 2 months after a category 5 hurricane hit the Florida panhandle and for a number of folks that was the only snow for the winterDon’t shoot me, but if strong hurricane hits, goes inland, you can kiss the first half of winter goodbye! And torch late Fall.
Don’t shoot me, but if strong hurricane hits, goes inland, you can kiss the first half of winter goodbye! And torch late Fall.
We never got an answer as to why. And now I guess we'll never know.Is nobody going to care and check in on this guy???
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We never got an answer as to why. And now I guess we'll never know.![]()