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31 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

The STJ should start ramping up as we go deeper into Autumn.

No matter what there is high confidence in a strong STJ developing as we head through Fall and Winter.  Almost seems like a given at this point.  Storminess will abound.  Hopefully we can time some moisture with bouts of cold air.  Lots of questions as to the amount of cold that will be available and how it evolves over the central and eastern US north of the Mason Dixon line.

I think an interesting Fall and Winter ahead but details who knows.

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14 minutes ago, MANDA said:

No matter what there is high confidence in a strong STJ developing as we head through Fall and Winter.  Almost seems like a given at this point.  Storminess will abound.  Hopefully we can time some moisture with bouts of cold air.  Lots of questions as to the amount of cold that will be available and how it evolves over the central and eastern US north of the Mason Dixon line.

I think an interesting Fall and Winter ahead but details who knows.

With that kind of an active STJ, this should be a hell of a winter/early spring for severe storms in the south.

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51 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Models shifting to a much stronger Southeast ridge in around a week. So we could continue the drier pattern. More 80° days would be possible with enough sun and SW flow.
 

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With possible rain at times

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