Brian D
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Not a drop of rain with the scattered weather around here. Maybe later tonight. Since weather is so warm, might be a good time to pull this out so everyone can see how hot it has been in the past. Definitely teasing, if not breaking, some of these coming up.
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Cold with CA fronts. Nothing major, except LES, it looks like to me. The holiday week in general looks rather chilly, with some storm/snow chances.
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Ok, here's my Christmas forecast. Front moving through with an area of low pressure from the west possibly running ahead, or along the boundary. The other scenario is the low hangs back, or gets shunted south. But frontal activity will moving through the Christmas holiday.
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Well, lets see if this long range GFS pattern ends up being what I'm seeing for this time frame.
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As the rain came in there, temps went from mid 50's to mid 40's. Here in TH, the rain was ending and temps went up to around 60 as the sun peaked out for a while. That light rain sure cooled us down for a bit.
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Temps in the upper 50's this morning cooled to the upper 40's with the rain. Got around 0.1" and temps are now back into the low 50's this aftrn. Cold out today.
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Picked up 0.81" of rain (0.76" arpt) bringing us just above normal for the month. More Canadian geese on the move recently, but nothing big. Small flocks moving around. Canadian weather not bad enough yet to get them moving hard.
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Looking to get some good soaking rains here soon. Very muggy out today. as was last night. Rains across MN are putting a dent in the deficits from earlier this year.
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Thanksgiving forecast. Wet(some mix/snow) weather moving through Thanksgiving day into Black Friday.
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First frost potential coming up tomorrow morning. Running a little late, but we had some back in July too.
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Thunder train last night. Storms rolling through one after the other. Very warm, and muggy on the SW flow ahead of the front. 2.3" at the arpt, and 1.57" here in town. Some svr weather put down hail (3" hail size was reported just west of Duluth). Tornado watch was out for a while, but nothing developed. Here in town, normal rain is 3.53" for the month, so closing fast with 2.88" and more rains coming early next week. Still well below normal for the year, tho, with 6-7" of deficit.
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About 0.25" of rain early this morning (a little thunder mixed in too) with more on the way tonight. A very nice late summer day with temps in the upper 70's.
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Call this one a bust. High pressure is going to move in and shunt the low pressure system to the south, instead of moving along the boundary ENE. "Day late, and a dollar short" with this one.
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Looking ahead with my modelling method is very suggestive of more frequent arctic air intrusions throughout the winter than last year. I'm expecting a more normal type winter across the northern areas for sure.
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One thing I've noticed is the lack of Canadian geese movement so far. Late August, some of the local flocks were moving into the local golf course as usual, but unlike last year, major movement has yet to start. Shows how pleasant the start of September has been here in the northern areas.
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1.4" of rain at the arprt, 0.89" here in town last night. Much needed. A nice steady rain for a few hours. Lawn looks real good now. To bad its days are numbered. Fall kicks in hard in another week.
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This is one of the reasons I posted my first snow map. Even my modelling method is suggesting some chilly weather in this time frame. BRR!
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Made this map of the earliest recorded snowfalls for the snow season. You guys in the southern areas sure got hit good in mid Oct 1989. Cold N/NE wind slamming into Gulf air coming up from the south with an area of strengthening low pressure put down a good amount of snow for that time of year. https://library.oarcloud.noaa.gov/docs.lib/htdocs/rescue/dwm/1989/19891016-19891022.pdf A few of these totals are first day out of 2 day totals on the overall map.
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August dense ranking for stations across the NC US (some stations still have outstanding reports). Max records avg around 80 readings per station, and high min records avg around 70 for reference. Looks like mostly near avg to well above with some near record to record readings this month. Chalk up another warm August.
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Front moving in Saturday, with corresponding high, should push that nasty crap southward away from me. Had enough this summer.
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Summer recap shows a very warm 2021. July was closer to average, but still a little warmer. Edit: Replaced with new baseline chart from 1981-2010 to 1901-2000 base.
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Definitely a warm August for the region. Edit: Replaced with new baseline chart from 1981-2010 to 1901-2000 base.
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Pretty good call for this weekend, except for the turning colder Sun into Mon part. Generally cool over the weekend with milder temps starting on Monday.
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Under dense ranking, August will be tied 6th, and summer 11th. Dense ranking weights with the temps. Unlike standard method that weights between temps and years. Temps are more important to me, so dense ranking is my preferred system. I think MRCC cli-mate tool offers that option because others see its value, too. But, to each his own.
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12z GFS showing the pattern I'm seeing for this time frame.
