If either today or tomorrow stay sub 80 that'll be the first time that has happened around here without rain/clouds/high dews since late may/ early June
If either today or tomorrow stay sub 80 that'll be the first time that has happened around here without rain/clouds/high dews since late may/ early June
Most of our recent 2nd year ninas were AN in Sept/Oct with even a few 80s in October. Looks like most has a pretty significant cold shot in November with highs in the 40s.Yeah before LaNina kicks in and puts us back in the soup.
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Looking at the eps the 90th percentile is well into the 90s after the 10th with the max member getting close to 100. There is an obvious signal that it could be quite warm during the mid month period on highs so I wouldn't dance on summers grave yet
The big question is if it's warm will it be humid with dews in the 70s or will it be more of a dry heat ?Looking at the eps the 90th percentile is well into the 90s after the 10th with the max member getting close to 100. There is an obvious signal that it could be quite warm during the mid month period on highs so I wouldn't dance on summers grave yet
Depends where the eventual location of the high/ridge is and the models are all over the place with it right nowThe big question is if it's warm will it be humid with dews in the 70s or will it be more of a dry heat ?
I think next week has a legit shot at being very active.Icon holds the front up early next week as the SER flexes ahead of the next trough. Might be enough to increase rain chances.
It's also funneling some of the moisture from 91l north by 144
Do we really count this as a year 2 of La Niña? I say that because we did go into a period of a few months with a neutral ENSO. It’s not been like last year where the Niña had started by the middle of summer, while this year it’s just now beginning.Most of our recent 2nd year ninas were AN in Sept/Oct with even a few 80s in October. Looks like most has a pretty significant cold shot in November with highs in the 40s.
Looking at what's out there right now warming after the 10th looks like a good bet but the ridge position will make the difference between warm days/cool nights/low dews or hot days/warm nights/high dews
Oh my lord it’s absolutely heaven out
For me personally since we are coming out of a nina and we stayed relatively close when we went cold neutral I don't think we did a lot to change the overall background state. The later cooling might change some of the effects when we get into the 2nd half of fall into winter but I just can't see how this fall wouldn't act as a whole like a 2nd year weak Niña.Do we really count this as a year 2 of La Niña? I say that because we did go into a period of a few months with a neutral ENSO. It’s not been like last year where the Niña had started by the middle of summer, while this year it’s just now beginning.
Good. Build the snow pack up north.
But dews will be 60-ish instead of 70s hopefully
The same model that was showing me getting 0.2 - 0.4 a few days ago when I really got right at a inch of rain yesterday lolLooking good. View attachment 90113
Shetley dome activatedLooking good. View attachment 90113
Obsessing over drought/dryness I see, Shane as usual !Gfs looks about the same.
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Lol k. Let's see another D10 ridge plzObsessing over drought/dryness I see, Shane as usual !
Bet that front next week has far more convection then modeled.Lol k. Let's see another D10 ridge plz
I hope. Kind of worried about it doing the typical skipBet that front next week has far more convection then modeled.
One day of cool weather then it's back to 90s on Monday.I can't wait for Sunday ?View attachment 90117
It was 64 for a high in Tulsa on Sept 10 last yearI can't wait for Sunday ?View attachment 90117
It was 64 for a high in Tulsa on Sept 10 last year