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Pattern Swamptember 2021

Today has felt amazing. It got into the mid 80's, but the humidity was noticeably lower and it truly had a fall like feel in the air today. Great start to the college football season. Enjoyed my first gameday with my little man. DFCE5BC5-8F9C-463D-8FC9-B08219D9F27F.jpeg
 
pcbjr said:
looks like 441 crossing Paynes Prairie
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Holy cow, you’re absolutely right! That has the Paynes Prairie look for sure…we’ll at least when it isn’t flooding. With the 2nd wettest summer on record, I wonder how it is looking these days.
 
Also before the “roast” .. should we call this the coolth? … we’re at the point of back and forth in regards to warm and cool temps now with warm being favored still .. but with these type of breaks mixing in between 80 degree temp days I don’t find the roasts unbearable anymore A6582BB3-9FCA-4B6B-B74E-C57AC9191F21.jpeg3D002D14-5569-4716-B63C-F3A2324A4A46.jpeg38854E16-4D9A-4C01-ACFA-54C1B86E9491.jpeg
 
iGRXY said:
Like I said a couple of days ago. It never fails the first 20 days of September are basically summer, then out of nowhere fall appears the back half of the month. This will almost certainly be the last list of 90+ degree weather the next 10 or so days.
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Yeah for sure. It's probably going to end up above average for September, but Autumn will make its presence known as well.
 
iGRXY said:
Like I said a couple of days ago. It never fails the first 20 days of September are basically summer, then out of nowhere fall appears the back half of the month. This will almost certainly be the last list of 90+ degree weather the next 10 or so days.
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Yes this is all very normal.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
It happens, you act as if it’s super rare, it’s not, it’s the SE not the northern Great Plains
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90 is not super rare but I would consider it pretty rare after September 15th. Most years do not hit 90 in the 2nd half of September.
 
Bham 99 said:
To have an average of 85 to 88° means that you're going to have temperatures 10° above the average and also 10° below the average. You're being a little dramatic.
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I would say the average once you get to mid September leans more towards low to mid 80s than mid to upper 80s for places like Atl and Charlotte.
 
Dewpoint Dan said:
I would say the average once you get to mid September leans more towards low to mid 80s than mid to upper 80s.
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Yeah depending on where you are in the southeast. But that's not the point. I think you just choose things to complain about on here just have something to write and for someone to respond.
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
A few days in mid 90s is our extent of a warm up now .. we can deal with these when we have other 2-3 day spouts of 80 degrees and cool nights
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GFS is close to extending it, as it bridges 18-24C 850s over us for a extended period of time from out west, a NE trough could put us right in that firehose of warm 850s aloft when it’s cool just a few states above
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
GFS is close to extending it, as it bridges 18-24C 850s over us for a extended period of time from out west, a NE trough could put us right in that firehose of warm 850s aloft when it’s cool just a few states above
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The GFS has been doing stuff like this all summer. I mean, maybe we finally goo into the long hot dry period that's been anticipated from May. But I doubt it. We'll warm up and then we'll get a front through and cool back down. That's what I think will happen anyways.
 
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