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Hopefully it locks in for next few months or so…Can’t draw out a much better example of a -PNA View attachment 91877View attachment 91879View attachment 91880View attachment 91878
Hopefully it locks in for next few months or so…Can’t draw out a much better example of a -PNA View attachment 91877View attachment 91879View attachment 91880View attachment 91878
All it takes is one break under with that ridging up in Canada/GreenlandI bet this eventually ends in a -nao. We are going to send a lot of systems into SE Canada/n Atlantic
Arguably a extremely similar pattern to March 2012, which broke many records across eastern NA, doesn’t look that hot but that overall H5 pattern is about the best you can get for widespread eastern US/NA warmthGreat news for @Myfrotho704_ , @Lickwx , @NorthDFWwx DFW , @tennessee storm , and others who prefer warmth: this is about as warm as it has ever been on record for the eastern 3/4 of the CONUS overall (though not specifically the SE) in the first half of October on the EPS (CMC and GEFS similar): these show +4 to+7 for most of the active members and the EPS has done well recently: View attachment 91883\
These temps would be normal for the first half of Sept!
Edit: At NYC, this implies a first half of Oct that is 10+ warmer than normal when taking into account a several degree cold bias thereover the last month!
Lows will probably be in the 60s, especially east of the apps where dewpoints with be in the 60s, when the ULL clears out tho it may knock lows down a bitSo basically highs around 80 and lows upper upper 50s for next 2 weeks.
Last year had 80s before thanksgivingPlease no 2016 repeat when we had persistent mid-upper 80s well into November! ?
Great news for @Myfrotho704_ , @Lickwx , @NorthDFWwx , @tennessee storm , and others who prefer warmth: this is about as warm as it has ever been on record for the eastern 3/4 of the CONUS overall (though not specifically the SE) in the first half of October on the EPS (CMC and GEFS similar): these show +4 to+7 for most of the active members and the EPS has done well recently: View attachment 91883\
These temps would be normal for the first half of Sept!
Edit: At NYC, this implies a first half of Oct that is 10+ warmer than normal when taking into account a several degree cold bias there over the last month!
Arguably a extremely similar pattern to March 2012, which broke many records across eastern NA, doesn’t look that hot but that overall H5 pattern is about the best you can get for widespread eastern US/NA warmth
Aleutian ridge ?
Deep Trough/ vortex around western CAN/PNW/AK ?
I mean it’s almost a carbon copy of March 2012, very La Niña feel to it
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Arguably a extremely similar pattern to March 2012, which broke many records across eastern NA, doesn’t look that hot but that overall H5 pattern is about the best you can get for widespread eastern US/NA warmth
Aleutian ridge ?
Deep Trough/ vortex around western CAN/PNW/AK ?
I mean it’s almost a carbon copy of March 2012, very La Niña feel to it
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That was a very dry fall too. Wildfires in the mountains were a major story too.Please no 2016 repeat when we had persistent mid-upper 80s well into November! ?
Persistent mid to upper 80s well into November ? I don’t remember that one chief . You sure you got the right location and year ?Please no 2016 repeat when we had persistent mid-upper 80s well into November! ?
Yes. IT got 86 in NOvember. That is mid to upper 80s. THAT IS NOT TROLLING!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@Persistent mid to upper 80s well into November ? I don’t remember that one chief . You sure you got the right location and year ?
You said persistent … one day isn’t persistent .Yes. IT got 86 in NOvember. That is mid to upper 80s. THAT IS NOT TROLLING!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
It was for weeks. It got almost 90! It lasted from about Oct 20 - Nov 5. That's more than one day! I'm actually worse than Birdman, ain't I? So are youYou said persistent … one day isn’t persistent .
I remember Birmingham was in the upper 80s until mid November. I think we had no rain for 60 to 70 days.It was for weeks. It got almost 90! It lasted from about Oct 20 - Nov 5. That's more than one day! I'm actually worse than Birdman, ain't I? So are you