Brian D

Derecho was not enough? Tiny tornadoes not enough? Tell that to the farmers Well to each his own, even though I get it.

Met Fall is just around the corner. If you have any forecasts or thoughts concerning the upcoming season, go for it. I believe we start it off with cooler weather for the first half of the Sept with more normal conditions in the second half. My model suggests some very cold air coming in a little early with widespread frost and freeze conditions typical of later Sept in the north. Oct looks to be quite a mixed bag of weather on a week to week basis into early Nov. Oct could be very interesting and a bit wild, but it is Oct, and wild is no stranger during this month as the seasons clash like they do in Spring. Be ready!! Then by mid - Nov, I'm expecting some very cold weather for our region with the LES machine cranking up strong. Then comes the heavy snows of early Dec, especially my way, but that's another season discussion. The weather this Fall will probably mirror the crazy climate of little critters and elections. In the words of the Fonz "NUTSO"!! LOL Be blessed all in these crazy times!

Tornado watch for S MN. Looking for some possible heavy weather up here in N MN. Air is thick right now.

A friend of mine was in that in the BWCA when that happened. He thought he was gonna die. Trees coming down all around him. But his coffee cup never moved off the stump it was on. Crazy!

When I made this statement at the end of July, I'm not at all surprised to see the extended gov models hinting at more cooler weather. Hence the mixed bag statement for August. And because I'm further north, it impacts me a bit more than you guys down in the S Lakes/Midwest region

I live in town, my parents live in Silver Creek township, which is rather large BTW. Deer seasons can be quite variable on a year to year basis. From t-shirt weather to needing snowshoes (like the 91' Halloween stm aka 3' snow a week before season started) and arctic gear. But come muzzle loader season, which starts Thx weekend, and goes 16 days, its rough, and not much for deer like the start of rifle season. But sometimes global warming actually shows up and takes the sting out of the late hunt, and not that it's that much warmer when it does because it's getting pretty cold by that time, especially in the am. Bow season starts mid Sept and goes through till the end of the year. Late evenings in Oct are the best bow hunt times when the deer start to move more. Not to many bow or muzzle load hunt tho. Don't think the skate park is around anymore. Ended up being a delinquent hang out. Didn't go well. After a nasty humid weekend, and 3"+ of rain (recorded at the our local airport), a very pleasant day today. Feels good. A slow moving band of heavy rain moved through in the wee hours of Saturday am (started around midnight), then some light, steady rains yesterday morning with a little bit of afternoon thunder, so we have enough for now. But more is coming this week, so hopefully you will get in on some of that.

Fall always might favorite season. Early Summer second. Mid summer is ok when there is some relief from Canada or the Lake. It has gotten a little chilly a couple times. After deer season and T-Day, then its just gets ugly. Some years right during deer season the ugly starts, like I believe this year is going to be one of them. As I've gotten older, winters are a bit harder to take when they get too snowy and bitter.

Very warm summer day with a bit of a lake breeze to keep it from sweltering. Get it while we can.

Finally back into the mid 70's today. Very nice, but was rather cool this morning in the upper 40's. A couple fall like days with a fall looking sky was a little disheartening, but summer resumes. Have to get what we can, not much time left.

Whopping 66 today with an am low of 48. Brisk weather for early August.

Starts mid November, but watch the Plains region in October. Wild stuff coming.

Well, this Labor Day weekend might not see much travel. Depends on what the SARS-COV-2 critters are doing, and how much freaking out is going on, but weather stops for no one. I figure I'd put out my forecast for that weekend to see if my modelling is good to go or not for then (before gov models reach that time frame). I have a front moving through our region that weekend, so expect mild temps and shwrs/stms turning much cooler with shwrs expected, especially in the northern areas, after the front goes through. Honestly, this seems to be a rather typical weather phenomena for this weekend, but that's what I'm seeing. Even in the many days prior to this weekend, the pattern is similar. So expect cooler weather beforehand.

Nice weather. Cool at night, pleasantly warm aftns. This is great. How you doing down there? I think half the twin city folk are up here on the North Shore right now

It sure is going to be nice to start, but August will have some good storms for us as well. I'm expecting pretty good mixed bag this month. More of these big high's are not out of the question. Not expecting summer to linger this year into Sept very long, if at all. At least that is what my modelling suggests. But of course, I'm also much farther north than most in here.

About a decade I'd say. Still pluggin along. Doing good now. Still dabble in long range forecasts. Speaking of which, the start of Met Fall, will seem like the weather for the true Fall start on the equinox. Especially in my neck of the woods. A bit chilly with earlier than normal widespread frosts up here. Weather was so muggy this past weekend, but Sunday night, a Canadian front moved through with refreshing air. It's much nicer now. Not using a/c, so northern air is awesome.

Pretty ugly for over that way. Time to jump in the lake.

Muggy day here in Two Harbors, MN. Mid 80's with dewpoints in the upper 60's to 70deg. Lake Superior helping a little in keeping temps from blossoming. Hi all. New member here. Chicago Storm, how you been after all these years? I'm Brisr from accuweather forum years ago. Hope everyone having a good day.