Wouldn't be surprised multi year cold ensos transitioning into a nino should all behave somewhat the sameI just hope it's not like the Fall 2002 when the cooler air took forever to get here. I wonder if that was an El Nino also.
Wouldn't be surprised multi year cold ensos transitioning into a nino should all behave somewhat the sameI just hope it's not like the Fall 2002 when the cooler air took forever to get here. I wonder if that was an El Nino also.
Feel like if I posted H5 (esp jan and Feb) for multi year cold ENSOs to a Nino, I’d make the site crashWouldn't be surprised multi year cold ensos transitioning into a nino should all behave somewhat the same
Most likely. I worry that this year gets stuck in the redundant cycle of polar pacific air where we just cycle through highs 50-60 and lows 25-35 but we end up with a lot of 33-37 and rain or change over events. We will have to have a legit nao block this year to offset the STJ wanting to creep North and cut off any cold intrusionsFeel like if I posted H5 (esp jan and Feb) for multi year cold ENSOs to a Nino, I’d make the site crash
I doubt it. I heard it was going to be moved around 9/1 after the last tropical Cyclone event. We might could be probably up for good possibly now maybeFeel like if I posted H5 (esp jan and Feb) for multi year cold ENSOs to a Nino, I’d make the site crash
I doubt very few of us east of the mountains would have a problem with a repeat of winter 2002-03.The winter behind that was kind of nice though, especially NC and SC and up into VA.
We can't seem to sustain these updrafts down my way... ugh. It is soooo dry.Well not a single drop has fallen I'm right here in the middle of those two somewhat bigger cells no rain at all out of this. Super disappointedView attachment 136985
Despite what looked like good systems moving through barely any rain made it to the ground. There were a few very light sprinkles but not enough to discolor the garden dirt, which is basically powder right nowWe can't seem to sustain these updrafts down my way... ugh. It is soooo dry.
OctoberThe extended outlook for Atlanta is pretty depressing. Looks like the deeper we get into September, the hotter it will get. I wonder when we will have our first big cold front that ushers in high temps near 70 and lows in the 40s ?
When it normally happens.The extended outlook for Atlanta is pretty depressing. Looks like the deeper we get into September, the hotter it will get. I wonder when we will have our first big cold front that ushers in high temps near 70 and lows in the 40s ?
I have seen many Late September's where there was a strong cold front with lows in the 40s. I have a feeling that may not happen until Mid October this year. My birthday is the first week of October and it's usually very pleasant with chilly nights. I may be sweating on my birthday this year.When it normally happens.
I did just have a facebook memory pop up of it hitting 51 last year so it does happen. Doesn't seem to happen much though. I was telling my son last week about a time, I think about 15 years ago, where we went fishing at the Nantahala on Labor Day. It was chilly at home but we hit 39 in Mineral Bluff and had jackets on all day when we got to the River.I have seen many Late September's where there was a strong cold front with lows in the 40s. I have a feeling that may not happen until Mid October this year. My birthday is the first week of October and it's usually very pleasant with chilly nights. I may be sweating on my birthday this year.
The high was 70 and low was 44 in Atlanta on 9-26-2001 in Atlanta, and i'm sure it was in the upper 30s in much of North GA. So it can definitely get chilly in Late September. The previous year, in 2000, it was 67 for a high on 9-26-2000 with a low of 51. On 9-29-2003 the high was 67 and low was 46.I did just have a facebook memory pop up of it hitting 51 last year so it does happen. Doesn't seem to happen much though. I was telling my son last week about a time, I think about 15 years ago, where we went fishing at the Nantahala on Labor Day. It was chilly at home but we hit 39 in Mineral Bluff and had jackets on all day when we got to the River.