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Spooky Season (October Disco Thread)


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6 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

you realize you just doomed not only this year, but probably the next 6 of them due to your declaration - nice goin'

The Grinch is insatiable, it'll probably be one of those straight south north runners where Dryslot West is snow and us east is rain through the maritimes :maprain:

4 hours ago, tamarack said:

I record snow depth at 9 PM, and have had bare ground at that hour of Christmas night four times in 27 years - 1999, 2006, 2015 and 2020.  On that last date, my 7 AM report for cocorahs was a fast-disappearing 2", as we had moderate RA and near 50 at report time.  The 54/43 temps were +28, the greatest AN for any day since moving here in 1998.  (2nd is +27 on 3/22/2012.) 

We somehow didn't lose all our snow on Christmas of 2020, but did most of it. We got a small storm a few days later which was enough to go and scout out logging damage on the North end of our trail system by snowmobile, though it was boney. 

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Man, check out MEX machine numbers.   They're over +15 ..approaching +20 at a D5 range.  

It's getting easier to do that now that we're into October ( +15 on July 20th is about 108 F haha), but still... MEX is weighted by climatology the farther out in time.  By any D5, there's a significant amount of negative weight there - unless they've changed that product derivative/philosophy...  But these numbers in the 00z run are up into the low to mid 80s from BDL to ASH on Sunday.  Upper 70s to low 80s beginning Saturday thru mid next week, otherwise.  The subtext to this being ... if removing the climate weighting, what's the "real" potential here.   I gotta figure it's not a lot higher though - not sure the sun is up to the task this late in the year.  What's the ceiling?

This reminds me of the November balm that took place in 2020, when for 4 or so days there were 50 F lows followed by 80+F highs. I figure for that + maybe 4 to 6 degrees?

 

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3 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Man, check out MEX machine numbers.   They're over +15 ..approaching +20 at a D5 range.  

It's getting easier to do that now that we're into October ( +15 on July 20th is about 108 F haha), but still... MEX is weighted by climatology the farther out in time.  By any D5, there's a significant amount of negative weight there - unless they've changed that product derivative/philosophy...  But these numbers in the 00z run are the low to mid 80s from BDL to ASH on Sunday.  Upper 70s to low 80s beginning Saturday thru mid next week, otherwise.  

This reminds me of the November balm that took place in 2020, when for 4 or so days there were 50 F lows followed by 80+F highs. 

 

Sunday has a very warm look for the interior...could def see some 85-86F in the typical hot spots. Looks quite warm for the foreseeable future too as a whole (outside of the brief, cool shot) with some big daily departures. 

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at a glance we're frosting in the interior in SNE's climo cold spots dunnite.   should have no issues decoupling with DPs in the 35-40 range under gaping wound heat hemorrhaging sky.  

not sure if the DPs do that 7 pm bounce back

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

at a glance we're frosting in the interior in SNE's climo cold spots dunnite.   should have no issues decoupling with DPs in the 35-40 range under gaping wound heat hemorrhaging sky.  

not sure if the DPs do that 7 pm bounce back

Any idea when we might shift to a more autumnal pattern? It's disturbing to see the sea of orange and red on the ensembles right into mid month. Why does this happen every October?

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