Pattern Swamptember 2021
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Honestly what we’ve seen so far and what’s showing for the next week to 10 days isn’t anything unusual for September around here. Yeah we saw some highs around 90 earlier this week, but that’s absolutely to be expected in the first half of the month. Now we’re looking at a lot of mid 80s coming up which is still not unusual at all. As for lows, we’ve certainly had some nice cool mornings in the 50s mixed in with mainly some 60s…. again nothing out of the ordinary.
As I predicted back in late August, Greensboro had seen its last 90 degree day. Window is closed now. 87 was best run the ole heat could make.
For September GSO is -1.6 BN so far.
For September GSO is -1.6 BN so far.
How long till these flip and there's a trough in the west, and a ridge in the east?
Odd GFS run. A ton of rain cooled days
Indeed. I woke to not one day over 79 in the 15 day forecast.
.5" over night, 5.75" for the month
12z?
In all seriousness though there is a lot of volatility post day 5 right now. I wouldn't be surprised to see massive ridges/troughs alternating on runs the next couple of days until things sort out
Watch how the euro jumps around in the pacific and north Atlantic lol
With this Atlantic blocking trend we’re gonna get some soaking rain 
Same here, while I guarantee we will tap 80 or 82 there's no sign of heat in the entire duration but I'm not complaining since I work out I'm it a few times a week
At least Alaska is cold … I need sunshine that’s all I need . Please deliver wonderful sunshine .
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On September 12, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that North Carolina led the region with topsoil moisture rated very short to short (47%) and pastures rated very poor to poor (22%).
On September 12, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that North Carolina led the region with topsoil moisture rated very short to short (47%) and pastures rated very poor to poor (22%).
But it's not mega or significant so it doesn't count
And how can that include Wake Co., they got rain last week so that can't be right
If we keep seeing crap like this we are going to start creeping into actual drought territory.
There isn't much on the horizon either that gives much optimism for anything more widespread than .25-.33 type totals
Why is it when we want to improve the Atlantic the pacific turns into a turd 
At least there’s this
At least there’s this