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The cold departures will be shrinking over the next few weeks. Looks warmer than average especially over the driest areas to our west. Whether the warm spots across the area see more mid 80s like the past several days will come down to wind direction. Data for September 11, 2025 through September 15, 2025 Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. TETERBORO AIRPORT WBAN 90 TETERBORO AIRPORT COOP 90 SOMERSET AIRPORT WBAN 86 CALDWELL ESSEX COUNTY AP WBAN 85 HARRISON COOP 85 SUSSEX AIRPORT WBAN 84 TRENTON-MERCER AIRPORT WBAN 84 NEW BRUNSWICK 3 SE COOP 84 PENNSAUKEN 1N COOP 84 Trenton Area ThreadEx 84 New Brunswick Area ThreadEx 84

Are you freaking kidding me. Imagine it is the opposite in winter and the jackpot zone is Hippy, me, Astro, and up to you while ineedweenies is malding about having mix issues Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

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The Atlantic SSTs are still near the warmest on record. So this lull is more about the warmer waters further north across the oceans causing too much tropical stability. The Gulf SSTs are near the warmest on record also. So any system can get into the Gulf would have plenty of fuel. I am hoping that that area can catch a break from all the damage that has occurred the last decade. But the local residents can’t let their guard down. Since much of the activity has been backloaded into the late season there.

Well so much for any rain in central NC

How warm the rest of the month will be probably depends on how close that tropical system gets once again. Models aren't handling that very well right now.

Happy Birthday. The models have an earlier frontal passage now on Friday. So the warmest 850s come through Thursday night. More like low 80s around Friday as the 850s are much lower now during the day than the older model runs.

Sorry to hear that! My MIL had a slight leak on the hot water stop valve under her sink. Must have been leaking for weeks. Damaged the cabinet and carpet under the cabinets and had all kinds of nasty stuff that had to be cleaned up this weekend. Wet nasty Particleboard is the worst stuff to pull out......Good luck!

Still looks on target for a late month and October flip (Chuck’s -PDO/-ENSO link for October) to a warmer than normal pattern, also continued very dry. Once we get into October, if the dryness continues and it looks like it will, we will be approaching serious drought conditions

This is showing winds of 66 kph - so it's fast enough.

Interesting. Well, I know it's not tropical, but it is now showing winds up to 66 kph:

Nam has taken a couple of steps in the right direction the last couple of runs.

00z lol Can’t even buy a fantasy light rain event

Many are. And at least there’d be something interesting to follow with hopefully nobody needing to worry about potential devastation and casualties. I say hopefully nobody because there’s still some chance Bermuda will be hit. Fortunately though, Bermuda handles storms pretty well due to good elevation just off many of the beaches (hilly terrain) and very strict building codes. This includes limestone roofs! I’ve been there.

I did not ski 100 days last year either. 5 of the last 7 seasons I did though and I hope to hit it again this year.

May you continue to ring and of course, post. As always……

That map looks like @RUNNAWAYICEBERG cleans up on precip as usual... ; )

It's a fish storm.

Happy birthday.

today, there was quite the weather: • Shallow fog along my work route, was pretty! • A cloud! Or two! Maybe a 3 mph wind gust! • Miniature dust storm from golf carts driving around. That dude towing the pontoon must've been pissed! I could bitch about boring weather, but instead I'm putting these days in my Wx Spank Bank™ because January will be here before you know it.

Low of 64, high of 76. Another beautiful mid September day. Picked up .19" this morning.

It was looking like nothing would make it into Cedar Rapids today, but a storm cluster to the west tonight built eastward and gave us a very solid storm. I finished with a badly-needed 0.39".

Incredible for the CNE-NNE belt that’s driest.

We just had a shower at the house. The high today was 73. This morning the low was 55.

There was more SAL when 91L was around. That has cleared out an area, where 92L is at right now. There is still some ahead of it, and a big blob behind it. But where it is right now it is in a good spot. 92L also has a lot more convection than 91L ever had associated with it. 92L still will need to have that dry air ahead of it get out of the way, or it will fizzle out as well IMHO. No closed circulation that I can pick out with my untrained eyes. blob:https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/75019b3b-06c8-416d-8b72-d0c8bb3da341