Bubbler86
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Outside of departures, I think the warmest average Oct temp at MDT was 62 in 2007. Right now MDT is at 65.2. On this date (10/22) in 2007 MDT, was at 65.1 so very similar up to this point. The lows over the last 4 October days of 2007 saved the month end number from being much higher.
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Yea, it will help keep up the averages a bit though it would be surrounded by near or below average days....just a better chance to get to that +6.5 if that is the number. If you look at Sunday's panel the high at MDT is below average but you do not have to go too far south for 70's. But as you alluded too before, near average is going to chip down that postive departure as well.
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Last year we were much closer on quite a few more days. I am actually East of parts of the LSV though officially I am not in the LSV.
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Sunny, stiff breeze and 62 here. A rare Summer 2021 day where I am close to the central LSV.
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This coldinista thinks higher will be the better forecast. There is a limit on it as its not much over 80 in South VA. The HIA can only do so much to the LSV, right?
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Certainly a chance with the 80's so close by. What I am most impressed with is the CMC sniffing it out and seeing the GFS and Euro bend to its will. Keeps things interesting and shows you cannot dismiss anything with a definitive wave of the keyboard. GFS concurs now as well. Monday Afternoon from 10/22 12Z GFS Monday Afternoon from the 10/20 12Z Run
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Looks like Big Ben found a loophole to stop the money from flowing out. Not going to help my fantasy team though.
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Probably deserves mention that the CMC was the first model I saw that predicted the Monday SLP would traverse well north of us vs down through the Southern Mid-Atlantic. Other models have trended in this direction and it sets up the chance of a record high on Monday as the S/W flow ahead of the cold front streams mid to upper 70's weather near or over the LSV.
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55 and quite nice at 10AM. A below normal day coming up here,
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So if early to mid 90's, you could have safely worn your John LeClair or Tim Tookey jerseys to either stadium.
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PS-Morrey says the Big Ben situation could take 4 years. LOL
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That is a lot of sports in 24 hours.
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PS-the normal highs for MDT next week are 61 and 62. I think that is a bit higher than some thought it would be.
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Thanks. Sticking with this line of thinking, I am still sticking with my call of 5-7 days below normal at MDT before month end. HIA screwed me out of 1-2 days earlier this week otherwise I would be really confident about it. Both PIT PHL were below normal the 17th and 18th but not our warm loving MDT guys.
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I think @TimB84 had some info on that. It's currently at +7.5 for MDT. Just using the GFS as an example, if the forecasted highs of below normal come to fruition much of next week, that number will get knocked down quite a bit.
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A little birdie told me that Paw Paw, Michigan is also named after the same fruit.
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That makes it more authentic. Man, if I had known this I could have stocked up last weekend.
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Meanwhile, its raining in Todd, PA.
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Would be mighty neighborly of you if you shared.
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18Z GFS looks almost identical to the CMC from a day or two ago. Puts LSV in the 80 or bust zone for Monday.
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Canderson spanked you. LOL
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MU-77 MDT-76 Cap City-79 LNS-77 HGR-75 ABE-74 BWI-78 DCA-74 IAD-77
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We got up to 73 but going back now. 71.
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Realizing this makes you as knowledgeable as most right off the bat.
