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2nd morning in a row with a hard freeze.  Hit 26 this morning.  

 

You must be in a sheltered area with no wind. Some air movement was present most of the night here - hit 29° again. So a basic freeze so far. Still acted to kill off most of the bugs.

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So any Michigan fans here? :poster_oops:  :lol:

 

 

:lol: yeah tough loss

 

 

Social media was dead silent after that heartbreaker.

 

The expressions of everyone at the big house said it all.

 

Needless to say, that guy who ****ed up the punt is probably the #1 enemy on campus right now. 

 

 

Can you imagine having to walk into the locker room after that?

Also I read the guy who recovered it broke his hip during the run back.

 

:(

 

no words

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Celebrated my 8th wedding anniversary with the wife in Shipshewana, Indiana this weekend. Saw a show in Valpo on Friday night, visited Wellfield Gardens and walked around the Riverwalk in Elkhart, went on the quilt tour, and ate way too much. We both agreed that Middlebury was our favorite town in the area. The weather was chilly, but beautiful. Brief hail/graupel shower on Saturday and a heavy frost this morning.

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Celebrated my 8th wedding anniversary with the wife in Shipshewana, Indiana this weekend. Saw a show in Valpo on Friday night, visited Wellfield Gardens and walked around the Riverwalk in Elkhart, went on the quilt tour, and ate way too much. We both agreed that Middlebury was our favorite town in the area. The weather was chilly, but beautiful. Brief hail/graupel shower on Saturday and a heavy frost this morning.

 

Cool and congrats. Did you eat at the Essenhaus in Middlebury?

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IWX:

 

.FIRE WEATHER...
ISSUED AT 436 AM EDT MON OCT 19 2015

ELEVATED CONCERN FOR POTENTIAL FOR DIFFICULT CONTROL OF ANY GRASS
FIRES WITH 10 HOUR DEAD FUEL MOISTURE LEVELS DOWN TO 7 TO 8 PERCENT
FOR FINE/0.5 INCH DIAMETER FUELS...IN THE WESTERN HALF OF INDIANA
COUNTIES. STRENGTHENING SWRLY SUSTAINED WINDS 15 TO 20 KNOTS AND MIN
RH IN MID/UPPER 20 PERCENTILE TO FURTHER DEGRADE CONDITIONS. WILL
MENTION IN SPS AND HWO FOR NOW...HOLDING JUST SHY OF FULLY MET
CRITERIA. SHOULD LOWER RH LEVELS/HIR T/TD SPREADS THAN PRESENTLY
FORECASTED BECOME REALIZED SUSPECT A RED FLAG WARNING WILL BECOME
WARRANTED.

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The models have backed away from any significant moisture getting up into Iowa over the next 7-10 days. 99% of the state hasn't seen a drop of rain all month. I hope this isn't an indication of what winter will be like.

Same here hawkeye. We have recorded 0.03" of rain for the month, with no precip in the next 5 days, we could be looking at a record dry October. If this is the winter pattern shaping up, then yuck.

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Don't know if this is the case elsewhere but looking at the strong Nino Octobers for Chicago, 8 of them had below average precip.  6 out of those 8 rebounded to produce above average precip for the following DJF.  In some cases, it was one very wet month that did the trick. 

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Might not be done with this yet. 0z GFS does still get to the TX coast but then heads back south. 0z GGEM however does bring it through the OV bringing a decent soaker to most of MO/IL/IN/OH.

Looks like 12z GFS is back on board kind of. The low stays along the N Gulf coast but sends rain up to southern parts of IL/IN/OH.

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Looks like 12z GFS is back on board kind of. The low stays along the N Gulf coast but sends rain up to southern parts of IL/IN/OH.

 

If we miss this chance of precip, its a good chance that I will not have to mow the lawn again until spring. Grass already headed towards dormancy with the low temps and near zero precip we have received over the past two weeks.

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FWIW, top 20 driest Octobers on record for Chicago.  There's one strong El Nino on this list, 1965

 

 

1897:  0.18"

1964:  0.20"

1956:  0.25"

1891:  0.36"

1915:  0.40"

1895:  0.51"

1944:  0.59"

1948:  0.62"

1963:  0.62"

1872:  0.65"

1968:  0.71"

1938:  0.77"

1908:  0.81"

1894:  0.84"

1924:  0.84"

1971:  0.85"

1952:  0.90

1907:  0.93"

2010:  0.93"

1965:  1.06"

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Wow, Hoosier those top 5 driest Octobers are pretty incredible. 1897 actually ended being a colder than normal winter, for having such a dry autumn.

Today we soared to 73, with howling southerly winds, and a red flag warning. The rest of the week is mighty warm, especially Wednesday.

Local met said this morning less than 0.50" of rain in the next 7 days, so a top 10 driest October is definetely going to come into play.

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