Pattern October Thread
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I didn't say anything about temps in the SE, champ.
And just for a refresher, this is the name of the forum:
It does appear we will at least see a few below average days before the upper 70s / 80s return...
I always just assume people are talking about their location unless they state otherwise. That's why I'm glad it's easy to see where people are
Looks like the averages up there right now are roughly 60/40, and with a forecast high of 63 degrees, that's about typical for Iowa in mid/late October.
Wow a pretty good cold front today across NC. Should be a good evening for football across the area! As long as there isn't too much rain.
Truly can’t wait to feel this front! Those winds are going to be nice and crispy and pretty strong at that! Classic fall front can’t beat it!
Euro has upper 70s, low 80s back next week ! Let’s gooo
I loved these days there in Raleigh. Cold fronts are usually more muted over this way but it just rolled through! Temps slowly falling into the 50s this afternoon.
Low Dewpoint’s make these temps much more bearable than the real deal 80s.. dew points creep up after this only for a day when we stay in the 70s before another cold front knocks us back down again.. fall in NC has arrived
Why is that post getting dislikes lol ? 70s and low 80s with low dews is great weather ?! Don’t see how that’s hot at all, I guess 50s with a cold breeze is great weather and better then that
You forgot to mention low dews.. it was almost as if you were promoting real deal heat ? you could certainly say there’s real deal heat today before the cold front tho
90s is real deal heat, today’s and the last couple of days was really warm, that being advertised on models is very comfortable weather
This front passage is significant...
86. Feel like we almost always over-perform forecast highs ahead of a front .