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Pattern October Thread

NickyBGuarantee said:
I’m just trying to think back to a time the SE as a whole was in significant drought/ constant ridges stuck in that type of pattern for months like I feel like the WEST deals with every other year now … I certainly remember a time in the summer one year when I was a kid where it would just never rain .. don’t see much of that anymore
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When were you a kid? Lol The 00s had some serious droughts
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
With the amount you complain about it you deserve 0 inches
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Nicky are you cranky this morning? It must get frustrating watching all those mirages dissappear as they come under 300 hrs. OR you ate some Cornflakes.

I keep receipts, and I'll be sure to remind you in February when you're complaining about your lack of cold or snow.
 
I wonder if we could be looking at some severe weather events around here starting in about a week. The 00z Euro was quite interesting.
 
BufordWX said:
I wonder if we could be looking at some severe weather events around here starting in about a week. The 00z Euro was quite interesting.
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BufordWX said:
Even the SPC is somewhat interested in next Sunday.View attachment 91965
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Wulfer said:
Solid black woolly worm found by our kids last night. No strips just completely solid black. I've not seen one of those in years.
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That means a solid cold winter from start to finish. No brown means no warm. Here's the official folk-lore....The longer the woolly bear's black bands, the longer, colder, snowier, and more severe the winter will be. Similarly, the wider the middle brown band is associated with a milder upcoming winter. The position of the longest dark bands supposedly indicates which part of winter will be coldest or hardest.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Feels like we’re continuing to push things back and keep this western trough/eastern ridge regime in place View attachment 91975
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If this pattern maintains itself for just a few more days and verifies all the way, we may be able to start looking at the possibility of a top 3 on record warm October in some places, especially from much of the SE through the NE and into much of the Midwest.

In these 3 SE locations, here are the warmest Octobers on record (hopefully I didn't miss any when I looked at the list):

1. RDU:

69.3 1919

68.1 1941

67.4 2007

65.8 2019



2. ATL:

70.8 1919

69.8 1984

69.6 2016

69.4 1941



3. Nashville, TN:

68.2 1919

67.9 1947

67.8 1941

67.7 2016


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GaWx said:
If this pattern maintains itself for just a few more days and verifies all the way, we may be able to start looking at the possibility of a top 3 on record warm October in some places, especially from much of the SE through the NE and into much of the Midwest.

In these 3 SE locations, here are the warmest Octobers on record (hopefully I didn't miss any when I looked at the list):

1. RDU:

69.3 1919

68.1 1941

67.4 2007

65.8 2019



2. ATL:

70.8 1919

69.8 1984

69.6 2016

69.4 1941



3. Nashville, TN:

68.2 1919

67.9 1947

67.8 1941

67.7 2016


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Just using RDU ... seen worse for winter plots ...

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