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No. Not clear if it will be either. Some people want it to remain natural and not blocked off again.

That's impressive yet also quite sad. Highest gusts have only been 40-45 at most. That sign was begging to die.

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Front to WPA

HRRR has some big rips

That is pretty pleasant fall like October temperatures enjoy Daniel Boone mostly to partly cloudy here windy and cool .

So the dam was never rebuilt?

Down to 45 here after topping out at 56. I see the euro is beginning to hint at the first flakes of the season around Halloween. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

Yes, that seems to have been an exception, prominent as it was.

This doesn’t mean anything in October

Wind blew down the BP gas station sign near me. Knocked down part of the roof of the convenience store when it fell.

Massive flooding which broke a dam which formed the lake.

Temp now down to 56..we've dropped about 10 degrees in an hour.

Only 13% of winters since 1980 have had a sub -0.25 DJF averaged NAO and they were all within 2 years of a sunspot minimum. All 4 sunspot minimums since the mid 80s have had either 1 or 2 sub -0.25 NAO winters. They were way more common from the late 1950s through late 1970s. This is despite Octobers pretty heavily favoring -NAO the last 15 or so years!

Nearly 10 days to go......what could possibly go wrong?

Currently 52 degrees here after a heavy Squall line moved through about 45 minutes ago. .76" of Rain so far today. A good bit more than forecasted. Way more than the terrible HRRR had for us.

I haven’t really seen anything with the people I’m following in East Tennessee no posts or weather coverage .

I take nothing seriously from a quack who failed out of meteorology school

Currently 52 degrees here after a heavy Squall line moved through about 45 minutes ago. .76" of Rain so far today. A good bit more than forecasted. Way more than the terrible HRRR had for us.

How about them Pats. Amazing what competent coaching and some decent drafting and signing can do. Plus a weak strength of schedule . Not convinced they are "very good", but at least they are playoff worthy in a weak AFC.

Yes, there are already some studies suggesting that it erodes critical thinking skills. That's a real problem.

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This is another example why I call out hypesters such as Bamwx, et al., at times: Notice his claim about the Fall NAO vs. the Winter NAO. Most of his readers likely don't know that the NAO's values can be found here: https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/pna/norm.nao.monthly.b5001.current.ascii.table They take for granted what he says, especially as it might fit their winter preferences. But if one actually takes a look at the actual data, during 1950-2024, there were 38 cases where the fall NAO averaged < 0. From those cases, just 13 (around 34%) saw the winter NAO average < 0. So, almost the opposite of what he claims. That's a fact. It's not speculation. Hype, misleading information, and repeatedly low forecast verification from pushing extremes creates bad perceptions about the many meteorologists who do their best to provide the public with useful, actionable weather information.

Front is here. Temp has dropped to 58 now.