Bubbler86

2PM. 64 and...you guessed it...cloudy. Counting today, out of 12 October days over here, 7 will be below normal on the high scale (using MDT's numbers). Only 3 below normal lows/full days with several being WAY ABOVE normal due to the lows. Our estimated current departure from MDT's numbers are +4.8 degrees.

Ben Simmons shows at the Wells Fargo Center. Maybe my 5th round pick of him will turn out to be gold.

It depresses the hell out of some people, especially Southerners from what I can tell.

Quick scan shows the GFS has 6-7 days below MDT normal through hour 330.

The 'Vill may actually go down a bit if Wed night's cooling comes to its full potential. A low near 50 would be like a freezer compared to the last few days.

Most definitely the lows this year. Through 10 days last year MDT had recorded a total of 715 degrees when counting up the 10 daily highs so an average of 71.5 which is above average a few degrees. This year 739 so an average of 73.9. However the departure after 10 days last year was actually - (negative) .3. The departure now is +7.1. Pretty amazing stats.

First dry day here in a several though the "wet days" were just drizzle all day things. 61 and quite cloudy.

HRRR's first shot at tomorrow highs. Holds the easterly influence for the LSV and East. 60's just to the East of the LSV as well as the higher elevations of the LSV.

That is probably one of the better known ways to get your kids out from under your roof and on their own.

He does make a living selling a form of ice so....

Most of our recent snows have been borderline not so cold. Training is the true A/C King,

Mine is on a few time's a day but mostly at night when everyone is home and more heat in the house. It would be uncomfortable without it at night but our Bedrooms are small and only one window so that may be part of the issue. We keep the temp on 70 at night. With n o wind in the evening, if its in the low 60's the temp in the house starts to rise without A/C.

@Itstrainingtime, somehow I have been flagged with your crown. You can have it back.

It would get up into the mid 70's at night if I did that here...when its in the 60's out.

Pulled it out. I thought they should have challenged that DP Xander hit into. Looked like a tie at the base.

Yea, for MDT. For us, I am definitely on the under. There is a decent chance we do not see any 80's but Friday may test it. Like I said, Sat looks like a frontal day now (sucks for doing stuff outside).

I will take the under on the 84. A bit risky but have to pick a side.

Well we all know models have underdone so I am not betting against you guys hitting 80 one or two days. I think Saturday looks a lot less likely and Wed is not looking super likely

We shall see. Models are not as gung ho on 80's as you may be but we have seen them under cut too much a few times this year. Seems they are trending toward a faster front passage Friday night/saturday am now.

We are stuck. Highs a bit over average and lows way over average (especially MDT). I think Wed night is going to be a great breath of fresh air for people who open windows. Could be a lot of 40's.

Nam says to keep your low to mid 70's clothing on for Wed and Thur in the LSV...and a somewhat chilly (compared to now) Wed night.

GFS has MDT below normal 6 or 7 days on a quick look. Could be totally wrong.

GFS has Sun and Mon coming up and Sat would have been close were it not for a midnight high. Now does HIA destroy the chances for MDT? Very possible but for people not down wind from the HIA issues, both days could verify even with the GFS's close to normal numbers. Norms for Sun and Monday are 65 and 46/45. GFS has MDT getting to 62/45 on Sunday and 63/45 for Monday. EC is delayed with the cold front vs. the GFS. Looks to me that the CMC is below normal Mon-Wed.

65 and gray....

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