WinterWolf

Ya…gorgeous there. Wet here this morning, and overcast now.

Was all wet here when I went to work..truck was soaked and ground all wet, must have had a passing shower.

It’s not going to hit Florida at this intensity…so that needs to be kept in mind.

Obviously way out there, but that depiction is a nothing burger for 99.9% of the area. But as you said, it’s always worth a look. At 12 days out, we know that won’t be the track of whatever forms. So as you said, a casual eye is warranted.

Yes. I saw on the news that some Northeast/New England areas might get fortunate and get a glimpse of the Aurora due to the recent big solar flare. Very Nice.

Yup…that was ground zero there for that beast.

As it should in the first week of October. And Nope…didn’t miss it. Not questioning your temp..but it was 10 plus degrees colder away from the water.

That 51 is not even close to being representative of inland locations. You guys are in your own micro climate there.

True. But they’ve been under the gun a lot, and then escape a direct hit. Just an observation.

Tampa will escape another one I’m betting. Something always saves them.

Holy smokes…ya I thought that was the one that’s gonna hit this Wednesday lol. But it’s an entirely different one. Ya that’s big time fantasy land though.

Agreed. It’s been gorgeous here..and there also for weeks and weeks. Absolutely nothing to complain about at all. yes,,Bring the flakes up high….a sign of things to come for all in the coming couple months.

Your funny. No 80’s here…maybe at the torch spot of BDL, but not here.

No worries here either. 60’s all next week it looks like…we good.

73 here today. You’ve been warmer than here for weeks now. 7 degrees cooler a year later is substantial. You’ll be frosting next week.,enjoy the warmth now.

Thank you! As they say…TALK IS CHEAP! It’s just Rhetoric that’s nonsense.

Obviously Not along coast..otherwise yes. You and Tiger Torch were afraid to take bet for inland sites for obvious reasons. And I upped it to a Hundy. And you were trying to find a way out, with nonsense terms. There’s always a site or two that doesn’t frost along coast, or otherwise, but you and everybody else knew what I meant about inland sites. The whole BS of no frost till December was absolute crap, as my bet inferred. It don’t matter..we all frost way before December as I knew.

We had peeps last week saying no frost til December in SNE. I threw out a bet, challenging that, but had no takers.

Good points. But There’s always something that will off set something else…so at this point in time, it’s as good a theory as any. I guess that’s the fun of all this, there are no certainties with so many variables in play, and how they affect each other.

We did twice as good last year(23-24..25”) as the year before(22-23..12.5”). If we do twice as well this year, we’ll be at average. So that’s what I’m feeling. Working our way back. Hope Mike is right.

It rained here Sunday…not alot, but everything was wet with a steady drizzle in the afternoon. So at 5 days now for no rain.

Yes, she was a total beast…that’s a different league altogether in terms of pure strength. I think that was more my point when I mentioned how devastating it was when it came ashore as a behemoth of that intensity….and she got all that fury right down to ground level as she arrived.

Yes, Agreed Don.

I’m thinking Camille’s Hurricane effects and destruction in the area where it made landfall, were much more intense and worse(Cat 5 monster) than Helene’s were at landfall. I think that’s where these storms differ. However, Helene’s monstrous rain and bigger physical size covered/and hit a much larger area, which makes it devastating in that regard.

I’m not talking about fake cold sites Kevin…I wouldn’t count that either. I’m talking widespread “inland” sites. Hartford, Waterbury, Danbury, Willimantic, Worcester, Springfield etc…away from the water. That’s more than a fair bet. As I said, the NWS when a frost is possible, will say many times for areas away from the immediate water. So that’s what I mean. So the bet will be, it has to be a NWS forecasted frost advisory(NOT some random hollow that gets a little fake frost), that ENDS the growing season for inland areas before 12/1, away from the water. That’s plenty fair for those saying no frost into December.