John1122

Looks like the misery continues for the next 10+ days. Hot, humid, and actually a little bit dry. Which after the deluge of rain for 6 weeks, won't be the worst news. I always look forward to the first 40s in September.

Looks like the Nino flatlined a little more than expected the last week or two. It's actually weakening considerably in 3-4. It may not quite peak as high as predicted. Regarding the PDO. Nino winters had positive PDO in something like 80 percent of moderate to strong ninos. 2023-24 was the only -pdo winter for one of them in the last 75 years.

We are less than a week away from met Fall beginning. Looks like extended summer on today's model runs with a very hot first week of September, especially for middle and western parts of the area. With luck they will be too extreme, much like they were with the late month cool shot that had some upper 40s showing up in East Tennessee from around 10 days out. It did get into the mid-50s the last two nights. But 5-8 degrees can be huge either for lows or highs. Hopefully those modeled mid 90s to low 100s verify cooler by 5+ degrees.

It's a day of mourning here in East Tennessee.

It rained 1.3 inches here with that storm. Trees down. Leaves everywhere like it's fall.

Really strong storm rolling through the area right now. Glad my power is still on at this point.

I believe it's 110 heat index or 105 air temp.

Storms in Kentucky are around 90 miles north of my but they are putting on a light show. Flashing every second almost.

The DP is 78 right now as we approach the noon hour. This went from a drought to the most humid summer I can recall here.

Had another one myself and now the sun is back out and the humidity is still miserable.

My DP is 79 right now and I'm not happy at all about it. I saw that there were some 80+ dps around the area.

It's something to see, how heavy the rain is when it hits. Absolutely torrential. The sheer amount of thunder this summer is crazy.

Euro snow mean is AN.

I'm seeing a lot of drum banging about the Euro seasonal throwing out a lot of +PNA/-NAO looks. AKA the holy grail for snow lovers.

Very cloudy here so no meteor shower action.