Yeah true. It's like going from summer to Fall overnight. Usually the process is a but slower but I am very surprised at just how green everything is down here. It's a double edged sword.
It is growing on me. At first everything being relatively flat was getting to me because I was use to mountains being around me, but as time goes by I have adjusted. If I can transfer I might be looking to go up into the Gladstone area of the UP.
Was a cloudy cold day in Wausau today. We had a high of 33 degrees today and we are down to 30 degrees currently. Congrats on those who are seeing snow.
Yeah the Euro has been bumping up heights in the West the past few runs and digging the trough a bit more in the east. Let's get that look under 5 days and see how it goes.
Yep I live about 10 minutes from Rib mountain off of exit 190. I was pleasantly surprised at the elevation up at Rib mountain when I visited there this summer. It is beautiful up there.
Yeah when I moved to Wisconsin I didn't think I would be working in temps near 90 in September... For us up in Wausau Wisconsin that looks to end tonight though. Storms will be blowing through with temps dropping into the 60s for highs for several days
You can see on the radar where the moisture really deepens in the mountains coming from the east. Pretty impressive for sure. HT that is impressive already. Stay safe out there fellas.
Yeah I noticed that. The thing with this is that subtle changes in the track will cause big changes on precipitation amounts. Also the models usually always underestimate the amount of precipitation coming in on the leeward side of the mountains.
Yeah I am finalizing my plans to head back home now. As it goes with HR things are never done quickly enough. My moms cancer came back and I need to be back home. I hate I'm going to miss this event. There are a lot of changes that can continue down the road. Nothing is set in stone currently but if it moves south and keeps that moisture fetch off the Atlantic and the mountains are in the Northeast side of this thing then we could be seeing flooding like we did in 2004. Especially since the mountains have seen so much rain already this year. Isn't Asheville in second with precipitation totals so far for the year?