Thats what happens when you have a dry ground ! Not sure why the forecasters dont take that into account. Forecast tomorrow is around 95. It will probably be close to 98.
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It frankly wouldn’t shock me. Another 98 would just be the proverbial icing on the incredible cake that has been September of 2019.
Welp looks like we might go into a Pacific northwest/Goa trough look coming up which means more ridging as we roll into October. I personally don't see anything that will stop the above normal stuff until maybe the 2nd half to last third of October. This sucks
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Make it 16/16 for above avg high temps this September. Looking like tomorrow will make it 17/17, but Wednesday could give us our first BN day of the month
BHS1975
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FWIW, ATL is currently at 12 days of 95*F+ highs for September.
The highest number of 95*F+ days ever in a September was 14, back in 1925.
The highest number of 95*F+ days ever in a September was 14, back in 1925.
Have to wait and see how the ridge axis sets up but right now I don't think it's a classic east coast hit look
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tennessee storm
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That’s. The problem... gfs
Brent
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Were on pace for a record hot September too everyday so far 90+
But maybe this can break it for a day???
But maybe this can break it for a day???
No it's just that this isn't really an east coast hit look on the eps or gefs
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Get used to the dry. La nina flavor winter imo. Shettley will be household name as we roll into next spring dry bones. Hell have more ammo than the us military. I was gonna over seed this fall. Taking a pass. Ground is like concrete.
GeorgiaGirl
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Hate that Wednesday-Saturday isn't a preview of what's to come and I just love that we're on day 15 without measurable rain with no real threat of rain for the next week, minimum, and honestly probably the next two weeks.
We weren't really having rain issues either until the pop up thunderstorm season wrapped up. Had something like 8.49" or so from August 1st to September 1st. 0 since then and at this point, probably 0 for a good bit longer.
We weren't really having rain issues either until the pop up thunderstorm season wrapped up. Had something like 8.49" or so from August 1st to September 1st. 0 since then and at this point, probably 0 for a good bit longer.
Brent
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Sounds about like everything else lol
TripleJ185
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Got a crazy amount last Friday from a series of storms coming through the Athens Area. 1.4+ inches fell in roughly 2 hrs. Lost power for a few hrs too. It was coming down crazy amounts on Epps Bridge and Atlanta Hwy for sure!
Still, hadn't seen a whole lot of rain, like you said, for late August through last Friday.
cd2play
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Sadly, this could be a redux of fall 2016, except even a few degrees hotter.
ATLwxfan
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Last week the cool down was in the 24-26 time frame. Can getting kicked.
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Brent
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I think the Euro has lost it
ATLwxfan
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GFS is a disaster after this brief CAD event. The pattern change is pretty much gone through the end of the run.
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