Brent
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Definitely one of the nicer Labor Day's we've had recently... lower humidity for sure And we've still been well over 100 before this time of year
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Pattern September 2024
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weather bubba
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The humidity was off the charts this morning and the rain gauge had 2.15 inches of rain from yesterday and the storms that came through overnight. Cutting the yard was like exercising in a humidor. Once the cold front rolls through and we start feeling the effects, the weather should be delightful for this time of year through the rest of the week.
Brick Tamland
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That's why I didn't work in the yard today. Going to wait until it dries out some and the temps and humidity are lower later this week.
1.47" yesterday and .20" today. Add in .4" from a couple days ago, and that's not too shabby.
I see the Euro has caved to the Icon with the end of the week system.
What is with this relentless ridge? The folks in the southern gulf states must be in record territory for summer heat by now.
Mobile, AL
Their average high for August was 5.3 degrees above average, that is pretty remarkable for a summer month.
What is with this relentless ridge? The folks in the southern gulf states must be in record territory for summer heat by now.
Mobile, AL
Their average high for August was 5.3 degrees above average, that is pretty remarkable for a summer month.
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First real touch of fall coming this week! 
Clear skies, 62 with a dewpoint of 52…. What a beautiful morning!!!!
Brick Tamland
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Feels like fall this morning.
Brent
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It's 75 degrees here at 130pm
Last September never had one day this cool... even later in the month when averages are lower
Last September never had one day this cool... even later in the month when averages are lower
If that day 9+ cutoff becomes reality it's going to be a problem with the moisture tap into the deep tropics and no real way out
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Gonna put the cart on front of the hoarse here.
But I cant recall Summer shuting down this early ever. Hopefully its an omen to a good winter.
Since mid August, minus last weeks mini heat wave, summer is gone. We will have to fight to cross 70 today. Dew points will bump up late week and help it rain late Fri into Sat. Then next week we will have DPs in the mid 40s all week, behind Saturdays rain. After that its already mid September. Jury is out,but my local usually is past the heat and Humidity by mid Sept.
But I cant recall Summer shuting down this early ever. Hopefully its an omen to a good winter.
Since mid August, minus last weeks mini heat wave, summer is gone. We will have to fight to cross 70 today. Dew points will bump up late week and help it rain late Fri into Sat. Then next week we will have DPs in the mid 40s all week, behind Saturdays rain. After that its already mid September. Jury is out,but my local usually is past the heat and Humidity by mid Sept.
NoSnowATL
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Today could be the 1st day with a high below 90 since July 27th for my area. Its been a hot summer.
Was it hotter than last summer? I remember it was way hot down there last summer..
NoSnowATL
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We had hotter days last summer but this summer has been a steady oven even overnight.
That ridge parked over the gulf states gives us the worst summers. Places like CAE haven’t had it as near as bad this season.
More of the same BS from KATL's sensor just like RDU's. This was last Saturday. Here are the recorded high temperatures:
KATL: 96
KPDK: 91
KFCC: 91
KFTY: 92
The high at KATL was probably 91 or 92, but whatever happens during the time to make it go from 91 to 97 in 15 minutes, then right back down to 91 minutes later causes these egregious readings, and they just go with it. I cannot understand it.
KATL: 96
KPDK: 91
KFCC: 91
KFTY: 92
The high at KATL was probably 91 or 92, but whatever happens during the time to make it go from 91 to 97 in 15 minutes, then right back down to 91 minutes later causes these egregious readings, and they just go with it. I cannot understand it.
This link says the high of 96 on 9/1/24 at KATL was at 1:56PM. This is odd. Do you have the every few minute data for, say, 1PM to 2:10PM?
THE ATLANTA CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR SEPTEMBER 1 2024
VALID TODAY AS OF 0400 PM LOCAL TIME.
CLIMATE NORMAL PERIOD: 1991 TO 2020
CLIMATE RECORD PERIOD: 1878 TO 2024
WEATHER ITEM OBSERVED TIME RECORD YEAR NORMAL DEPARTURE LAST
VALUE (LST) VALUE VALUE FROM YEAR
NORMAL
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TEMPERATURE (F)
TODAY
MAXIMUM 96 1:56 PM
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Here I’ve had no measurable rainfall since way back on 8/20! That’s after an extremely wet prior ~30 days.
Drizzle Snizzle
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I’ve had no measurable rainfall in over 30 days. I think that will change on Friday though.