JenkinsJinkies

Now we're definitely going to pay for it in October. My money is on a week of mid/upper 80s straddling the 15th.

Based on the last few times it'll either be upper 90s in the first week, a week of mid/upper 80s in the 2nd or 3rd week, or an 80+ around Halloween.

We’re going to pay for it in October. Be it a 90+ in the first week, a week of mid/upper 80s highs mid month, an 80+ day around Halloween, or a combination of these. We always pay for early met fall cool spells.

And now you’ve all but guaranteed a tropical storm sometime in September.

https://www.facebook.com/100057885799452/posts/1170806174858898/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Usually we pay for a cool late August/ early September with a blowtorch October. It doesn't have any sway on the winter.

I went to look up about it after it stopped and the internet was out for hours. Electricity was on but the internet was down.

On top of this could this mean we get a better chance of tropical remnants this fall? Last year all the ones that were heading our way or had the possibility to in September and October missed us.

So on the snow front, what could be an example of us “finding a new way to fail” this year?

Some models are looking like our luck will change in September. How much do you want to bet this is like the late 2010s and there's an odd month where there's next to nothing for some reason? In 2017 it was December, in 2018 it was January, and in 2019 it was September.

I think they’re talking about snow storms specifically. The winter base state has gotten warmer meaning that we really need to thread the needle or else it’ll be too warm. psuhoffman can show you that overall snow in the region is trending downward.

That was before the epic region wide fail streak.

Imagine how insufferable the weenies would be here if one year the metros get a half inch of snow in late October, leading them to believe we’re in for an epic winter, only for it to turn out to be a 19-20 22-23 01-02 97-98 style non winter because of the reason you just mentioned. The salt would be legendary.

September 2017 had an early cold shot, only to have the equinox have a high in the 90s. That following winter had an 80 degree day in February. At the time it was the earliest 80 on record.

I wonder if this will be another season where the arctic blasts happen but go to the other side of the hemisphere instead?