90s in Michigan in Mid September would be incredible.
The sun angle argument again ?. How well did the sun angle help when it was 90 in October a couple years ago? The same can be said about the winter months which is your favorite time to mention a difference in sun angle.
Chattanooga hit 100 like 2 days in October a couple years ago… now that’s rare
You certainly can't deny that the shorter days help. It's definitely going to cool off earlier in the evening than it does in July.
This should be in the winter predictions thread.
No. Snow can happen at anytime. We start preparing the in late August.
I like it when people finally capitulate and predict a warm, snowless winter.
I said take with a grain of salt .. just using it to maybe see large scale possible changes coming in the next month or two.. no model is a for sure thing and the cfs certainly isn’t suppose to be taken as 100% fact. But it can from time to time pick out large scale pattern changes I’m just making observations I’m not saying FROST is coming for sure September 27-30th.. come on guys
I mean most of us are in the "not much snow" region but then again doesn't that pretty much sum up every single winter ? I consider 10" to be "not much snow" so perhaps this map doesn't mean much for those of us in the south. An average winter in Atlanta is like 2" which is not much snow.
This should just be every years outlook so if we get a little snow people can be like oh wow more than we thought and if we don’t then it’s oh it’s what we predicted .. no one losses
Yep this has been advertised for a little while now mid September should be warmer than usual
Yeah it really doesn't say anything specific. It gives the impression of much below average, though.
