Pattern Sweatember '22

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

@Tarheel1 Dale making the most out of Sweatember

 

[Snowlover87]

September does look like the 3rd driest month, but that's like calling the Chattahoochee the third driest river, all months are relatively close in numbers. I want to know how the NOAA calculates the new normals, because they openly admit they throw some -------- in there. When I calculated Atlanta's new July average, it was 89.5F for 1990-2020. I can't remember what I calculated for January, 53. something.

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i guess technically 4th driest going by that, but 3.81 in April and 3.82 in Sept is virtually the same.

 

[Tarheel1]

@Tarheel1 Dale making the most out of Sweatember View attachment 121213

Look like he’s better at fishing , than he is at forecasting

 

[Metwannabe]

11th straight 90+ day and only .14 rain in that stretch.

94 today @SD dry soil doing work

 

[SD]

11th straight 90+ day and only .14 rain in that stretch.

94 today @SD dry soil doing work

93 here. Pattern sucks ens look like summer right through D16 really disappointing

 

[EmersonGA]

Lenticular clouds over the smokies today.

 

[Metwannabe]

93 here. Pattern sucks ens look like summer right through D16 really disappointing

I see rain chances disappearing faster than my paycheck, in fact, any mention of it Monday is gone now.

 

[SD]

I see rain chances disappearing faster than my paycheck, in fact, any mention of it Monday is gone now.

It's actually impressive how we are finding ways to suck. This upcoming pattern should be a slam dunk and at worst we walk out with avwidespread 1-2 inches but we are going to doink it off the front iron and fall flat on our face and knock out our front teeth.

 

[SD]

Lol here comes the 18z gfs to change the mood

 

[Metwannabe]

Lol here comes the 18z gfs to change the mood

Of course lol

 

[JHS]

Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.

 

[Snowlover87]

Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.

I'm not even concerned about cool air. I just want to know when we'll have consistent dewpoints 50s and lower. I feel like at this rate we'll have 70 dews in October.

 

[iGRXY]

Let’s keep in mind the GFS was showing virtually the same thing for late next week at 354 hours out.

The GFS continually shows these long range torches every run that drastically die off the closer we get.

 

[EmersonGA]

Going to be at least into October before we get any really cool air into the southeast. Will probably need a hurricane coming into the southeast to get the pattern to change. I would not be surprised to see 85+ into November if things stay like they are.

Man you are consistent.

 

[SD]

Man you are consistent.

Been this way for years... maybe more

 

[BHS1975]

Been this way for years... maybe more

Yeah it's like the climate changed ?

 

[EmersonGA]

Yeah it's like the climate changed ?

You are consistent too.

 

[SD]

Yeah it's like the climate changed ?

 

[Arcc]

This is day 7-8…..?

We might as well ban posting any model run past day five come winter.

 

[Bannerdude]

Not trying to flex on anyone, but I had .02" overnight. Now .78" since July 29th