Very odd, and another example of KFFCs lackluster and reprehensible data collection. The data only goes back three days for that, so we can’t see it now. I never actually paid attention to their recorded time of the high temperature.
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I need this about 75 miles NW its preemergent szn and I don't want to water
That front that's coming this weekend is going to be glorious maybe the first 40s for folks
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From ABC 33/40's James Spann page for September 5th:
ALL-TIME RECORD HIGH: On this date in 1925, the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the State of Alabama occurred at Centreville in Bibb County as the temperature soared to 112°. Every recording station in the state recorded a high of at least 100° that day. The summer of 1925 was blistering hot and the scorching temperatures were preceded by very dry conditions as much of Alabama was experiencing drought. That is how you get the hottest temperatures in the Deep South, heat waves are preceded by drought conditions, as dry air can get hotter than moist air. One last fact, Alabama is one of only two states to record its all-time record high in one of the non-traditional summer months of June, July, and August. The other state is Hawaii, which recorded its all-time record high of 100° in April.
ALL-TIME RECORD HIGH: On this date in 1925, the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the State of Alabama occurred at Centreville in Bibb County as the temperature soared to 112°. Every recording station in the state recorded a high of at least 100° that day. The summer of 1925 was blistering hot and the scorching temperatures were preceded by very dry conditions as much of Alabama was experiencing drought. That is how you get the hottest temperatures in the Deep South, heat waves are preceded by drought conditions, as dry air can get hotter than moist air. One last fact, Alabama is one of only two states to record its all-time record high in one of the non-traditional summer months of June, July, and August. The other state is Hawaii, which recorded its all-time record high of 100° in April.
12z GFS still showing a very cool day for some coastal areas / south Georga this Sunday.
Late afternoon:
Late afternoon:
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Weather has been beautiful. I have golfed the last three days between shifts. No I’m ready for the real cold to send the mosquitoes away!
snowc
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Possible temps in the 60s by next week?!
Brent
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Even our met is saying 40s possible Sunday morning...
Good morning folks. Only a couple of weeks before that big snow melter in the sky crosses the equator and I'm back for another season of digital snow.
After having had no measurable rain for 2.5 weeks, I’ve gotten at least the better part of 1” over the last few days and it’s still raining. Been raining all day so far. Will update with final total later.
Along with todays rain are cool temperatures of only low 70s. Ocean temps have cooled nicely from mid 80s a week ago to upper 70s/low 80s now. Autumn is on the way!
Final total for 9/5-8: ~1.5”, first rains since 8/20.
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Brent
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51.8 this morning should hit upper 40s tomorrow morning easily
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59.9 this morning...still too humid, though, to feel like fall.
Drizzle Snizzle
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Dang. I was at 67. Hoping to get down to 65 tonight.
LickWx
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Wow, that’s sad. Ocean temps are at their warmest rn they shouldn’t be that cold yet.
For a change the SE isn’t scorching throughout early Sept. I personally never call it sad when temperatures of anything cool off!
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