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Pattern October Thread

Storms last night in the Birmingham area knocked a tree through my pastors house missing his 4 kids and he and his wife. These storms have been rough along with all the saturated ground.

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I'm hoping that maybe we can get enough of a low off the coast we can get into some 50 degree dews. Gfs and icon seem to be the most enthusiastic the euro not at all
Let's hope so I'd hate to have to move
 
This can shift SW to you would be fine with me lol. Don't want that much rain, farmers needed that weeks ago not in the middle of harvest season but if we gonna feel like summer might as well have some interesting weather to go along with it I guess.
Yeah looks like peanuts and soybeans left to harvest. I'm not even sure a 1-3 inch rain would cause an issue since it's been so dry lately.
 
Yeah looks like peanuts and soybeans left to harvest. I'm not even sure a 1-3 inch rain would cause an issue since it's been so dry lately.
1-3 probably not (3 might be getting close) but if one of those 6" amounts like the CMC is showing actually occurs, different scenario. That low is the wild card
 
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As of today, DFW is at 2.1*F above average for October.

That number should go up notably after tomorrow.
 
I wonder if daily avg on dew points is a thing? I guess it would trend close to avg lows
Yeah I would think so too, all I know is avg. highs drop below 70 around the 25th and right now it's struggling to drop below that at night lol
 
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Perhaps moving out of the Subtropical Climate region would help? ?
I personally feel the subtropical category is too expansive . It includes places like New York city which despite all its UHI still barely has January means above freezing . It almost includes Cincinnati Ohio now even .
 
I’d watch these storms as they move further north for a brief tornado potential, especially if they continue to organize.15B7E409-F8F9-4CA0-BECF-2F5B5B5A5940.png
 
Looks like some nasty weather heading in to ATL very soon.
 

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That consistent troughing above New England.. we’re going to get cold rain CAD so hard this winter I can just tell
Already can tell how this is going to shake out. Everyone west of the apps are warm. Everybody east will probably see a ton of 30 and 40 degree rainy or misty days. Sprinkle in some cold shots in December through January.
 
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