jaxjagman

Looks warm in Dec +1,Jan and Feb, neutral.But like you said it shows a more basin wide moderate Nino

Nice to see BN temps being shown for a change..Euro isn't as bullish as the GFS,but what's new

Surprised it isn't warmer.The temps in the SE it'd be more Miller A,good for the east

Meh

Like i said we suck and you guys can beat us,there's nothing new with my thoughts.You cant keep a D on the field when the O never see the field..We have no running game and Stidham sucks IMHO

Whats really how bad your coaching staff was is watching Alvin Kamara in the pros,this blows my mind

You guys have to stick with what you got in Pruitt.You guys have never seemed to have survived since Kiffin when he took your recruits with him.I feel bad for you guys and plus you had some dumb ass chancellor to go with this for years.Your on the right road but its going to take time.Good luck but not next week..lol

Thanks for all the good wishes.I always say to myself i have Auburnsuckitis..lol.Hope we win tonight,but it can't be worse than watching what the Dodgers pitching are doing to the Braves.

Hoping for a decent system just past the mid month.The Euro looks to fast but at the same time by Wednesday which would be the 10th has a nice closed low around North Korea and China.The GEFS shows volatility with the PNA.Our "HP' looks to get broke down mid week,so we'll see.Would love to hear some thunder with some BN temps afterwards,probably to early for fall severe with a good frontal passage.So we'll see once again.

We tied the record Thursday dating back in the 1890's,Hit 92 yesterday and also tied that record back in 1954,both for record highs.Thursday was 91.

Westerlies showing up now.SOI has been -10 the last 30-days so more or less we're in a Nino state right now.MJO is going to try and make it into the IO by the looks then crash back into the COD upcoming.Seasonals should be out in a few days,be interesting to see what they show I haven't been feeling to hot lately.Got admitted into the hospital Thursday for test but everything came back negative.Blood pressure went up to 186/101,never had high BP before.Hopefully this has passed.

DCA: +2.1 NYC: +2.2 BOS: +2.0 ORD: +1.7  ATL: +2.1 IAH: +0.7 DEN -1.1 PHX: -0.6 SEA: -0.2 TV

Since last Wednesday there has been some decent rains in parts of the Valley,through 4AM,,this morning: ..TENNESSEE... JACKSON 5.6 NE 10.40 COLUMBIA 1.2 SSW 8.49 SPRING HILL 8.07 HOHENWALD 2.2 SE 7.66 GREENFIELD 7.29 BELLS 2.5 NE 7.06 MURFREESBORO 7.9 NNW 7.01 HUNTINGDON CARROLL COUNTY ARPT 6.95 SPRING HILL 2.8 ENE 6.65 LAWRENCEBURG 5.2 SW 6.45 MT PLEASANT 6.43 LEWISBURG 8 WNW 6.40 CENTERVILLE 7 ENE 6.32 WAYNESBORO 6.12 DAYTON 5.55 CHATTANOOGA/LOVELL FIELD 4.10 NASHVILLE INTL ARPT 3.79

Best rains we've seen here in some time.I don't have no gauge .Estimating close to 3" the last 24 hrs and more to come. Excessive Rainfall Discussion NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 742 PM EDT Sun Sep 23 2018 Day 1 Valid 01Z Mon Sep 24 2018 - 12Z Mon Sep 24 2018 ...THERE IS A MODERATE RISK OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL FOR PORTIONS OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE... Lower Mississippi Valley across TN into the central Appalachians... A frontal boundary is expected to remain stationary this forecast period from the ArkLaTex region...east northeastward across the Lower Mississippi...Lower Tennessee river valleys...southern Appalachians and into the Southern Mid-Atlantic. PW values along and to the north of this front will remain much above average this period -- 2-2.2" currently in the lower Tennessee Valley which is roughly two standard deviations above the mean. A series of shortwaves in the west southwest flow aloft, including one in northwest TN at this time, will support favorable regions of upper difluence along and north of this boundary...accentuating lift in the anomalous PW axis. An amplifying wave tonight into early Monday re-focuses the heaviest precip farther northward across TN...the Lower MS Valley, and towards the lower OH Valley region. In these areas...hourly rainfall rates of 1-2" per hour are possible with localized runoff issues as FFG values are relatively low per recent heavy rains. Per coordination with OHX/Nashville TN, elevated the risk of excessive rainfall/flash flooding this afternoon to moderate for Middle Tennessee. Marginal and slight risk areas were shifted somewhat based on recent radar trends across MS, LA, and eastern TX.

Auburn can get beat,our off. line is not good at all.

Braves have a 5.5 game lead with 12 games to go,they've lost four straight now.Why do i have a bad feeling about this?..

Euro has a re-curving phoon,middle of next week.So like you said could be a half way decent trough/CF into the first week of the month . In other news our high tomorrow is 94 here,record is 97.When i woke up this morning i caught the weather on News2 here and they showed a heat index of 104,island heat working in Nashville.

Nothing like a beat down of New England.This has to be the #1 highlight on ESPN

LOL...no rain gauge needed here the last week...0.0"... Parts of our Southern counties are in a moderate drought

The IMME updated so it's plume should be correct than what i posted above on the 8th The IMME is cooler this update,it showed a moderate Nino last month but now shows a weak Nino but the warmer SST's are in region 3 ever so slightly,not even sure that's worth mentioning but that's what it shows

1+2 is by a KW though isn't it?It could if not fall back down in a couple days?

Super Typhoon Mangkhut crashing into the Philippines driving the heights up into Korea with a trough into Northern China,i have my doubts the GEFS is going to be right with a positive PNA it shows on the teleconnections towards the end of the month,looks to me a potential ridge in the east with a more negative PNA

Jamstec warmed up this run,shows a moderate Nino into the winter months.

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