Now you're getting the picture. I also see Greenland is cold so I guess our -NAO is long gone and will remain on a hiatus until April.
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pcbjr
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Whomever named this thread had a vision ...
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Even Alaska AN. I hate how this summer is ending.
You can't make that stuff up. I expect the se to be warm, but how is it possible the whole lower 48 AND Alaska are? How is that even possible? Climate change is real folks.
Well dang that little shade, breeze and rain from Dorian just disguised the heat dome for a day..... poop
NoSnowATL
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I will guess that map won’t verify for the whole US. They tend to get carried away with major heat and cold snaps.
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Marietta is reporting 91F, humidity 20%, and a dew point of 44. What in the world...
pcbjr
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The map was just for humor ... seen plenty of very warm Septembers that ultimately led elsewhere ... and some that didn't ...
Much of North GA got 6 or 7 years worth of snow in 17-18 so i wouldnt complain if you dont see any snow until 2025.
If you look closely theres a tiny area near the AZ/Mexico border that isnt above normal.
ForsythSnow
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You must be joking. We average 2.9" or so here a year, so receiving 10 inches means we are due back in 2022-23. Out of the 12 or so winters I've lived here, only 3 have been snowless. 2011-12, 2012-13, and 2018-19. We are either getting blanked again with some icing, or we are getting a snowstorm this winter. The odds are in our favor. Can't say that about ATL.
Some areas that avg 1-2" saw close to 15" in 17-18. Im pretty sure Carrollton only averages about 1.5".The area from near Bremen to Paulding and Cobb got hammered.
Man I hope not. I know we're gonna torch down here like usual but man if that verified it will be a long time searching for fall.
On the positive side, with avg temps getting lower, above normal temps could mean mid 80s which isnt that bad.
NoSnowATL
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Glenn Burns says summer temps stay around until the end of September. October is always a coin flip. So yea fall will be late this year again.
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So can we get an Octoburrrrr thread and beckon the preferred temps?
NoSnowATL
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West and north Ga has done great in the past few years. East Georgia has sucked since 2011. East Georgia and SC are the ones that should be angry. I KNOW I AM! See name!
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Areas east of Atl are definitely due.
NoSnowATL
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You can start it later this month if you want maybe it'll play out
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