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Ashcroft, BC, shattered Canada’s all-time September temperature record yesterday, with a high of 40.8 °C (105°F). This milestone caps off an extreme heat spell across B.C., following Lytton’s record-breaking run of four consecutive highs of 40°C (104°F) from August 24-27. The extreme heat in Ashcroft underscores the region's intensifying heat trends. Western Canada is expected to experience more frequent and intense heat waves in a warming climate. Warmer summers, extended wildfire seasons, and record-breaking highs in early autumn signal a continuing shift in the climate baseline. Extreme heat is becoming less of an anomaly and more of a recurring event.

Rain would be nice

I think we'll do more than a quarter inch through the weekend. Probably widespread 0.50-1.00" with the chance for 1"+ in spots. NNE is probably favored, but any rain helps. Gotta start somewhere.

Yes ensembles are the way to go (for the lurkers) and even now the models have limited deterministic value. Just want to see 1) how strong this gets before the Antilles and 2) the strength of the ridge.

My early guess is that this season will finish somewhere in the 90 to 145 range for total ACE.

I guess this means the upcoming winter is cooked and torched. I had a below 161 ACE before the season even begun, and it was pretty apparent by mid-June. The better question now is if we're even going to hit half of 161 ACE.

Fri/Sat rn turning into more of a showery kind of deal (shocking), maybe tshowers on sat, but frcst calling for ~0.25" won't do shit. We got 0.75" last Friday and that had almost no positive impact on soil conditions. wake me up when we're looking at a couple days of steady rn, preferably 2+"

Thoughts on b2bs showing in models/ensembles?

Area of disturbed weather in the eastern Atlantic is starting to organize. Finally something to watch. Would expect an invest later today or tomorrow. Safe re curvature is not a given. Some impacts to at least the eastern Caribbean islands mid next week seems pretty plausible. Beyond that ?

Area of disturbed weather in the eastern Atlantic is starting to organize. Finally something to watch. Would expect an invest later today or tomorrow. Safe re curvature is not a given. Some impacts to at least the eastern Caribbean islands mid next week seems pretty plausible. Beyond that ?

Praying for rain.

I haven't been there in 30 years but one thing that's probably the same is the east side of the park is significantly more crowded. There's also a fair chance that it will be snowy over ~9k feet. It could be 95° in Boulder, 90 in Estes and 25 going over the top. The west side is (was) much greener and more peaceful.

Still early

Sorry, this is how my brain works...

There are many factors that go into Hurricane Season predictions, but the easiest is to assume that the ultra warm Gulf would enhance any system? Looks like the Hurricane season predictions will be wrong 2 years in a row?

Fog machine working OT this morning here, currently 53.7/53.0.

First 30s of the season this morning here with 39.

Had a low of 56 with guess what more rain this morning.

For the record, the 0Z Euro center stays just offshore S FL as it recurves to northward motion 100 miles offshore at 360. Of course, the 360 hour position on an operational has very little credibility. Only 3 of the 50 0Z EPS members come within 300 miles of S FL from this with none hitting there throughout the run. One out of 50 (2%) threatens to hit S FL from this system while still near Andros Island at 360. Another member develops from what looks like something else that’s moving NE from near S FL.

Low of 61. Rain chance this evening and again on Saturday, and then we get another taste of fall. Happy Thursday, y’all.

16-17: Slightly below avg here but above for the immediate coast with the big early Jan storm 17-18: Avg/slightly above avg snowfall here; above avg for the coast> Da bomb cyclone in Jan 21-22: Above avg snowfall for much of the coastal plain 24-25: Above avg snowfall for much of the coastal plain Long term annual avg snowfall for my area is 18.5".. No idea what it actually is anymore, but probably anything over 16" is above.

Looks like a back and forth pattern setting up this month. Next chance for low 90s at the usual NJ warm spots Friday into Saturday. Then cooler weather returns for next week with a warm up again in mid-September.

00z Euro and 06z GFS are amazingly almost identical in the 240-360 hour range. Both crush the bahamas and then ride up the southeast coast.