Fall 2012 Thread (September - November) (Indiana, Indianapolis, sweater, climate)

[ben86]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Current temps... Those arent wind chill values.





These are the wind chill values.

Love seeing those sharp temperature contrasts within states and just how cold it can get so far south (high altitude notwithstanding)

[NWNJ]

Finally some mild weather. 63 F today, 62 F tomorrow. It gets chillier after that but nothing terribly cold, just temps near 50. Oh yeah and it's finally sunny now after that period of clouds that seemed like it would never end.

[NorthernMoose]

The front is easily defined in this radar shot. The wind is getting stronger. Wind gusts to 42mph so far. Snow suppose to begin tomorrow morning and through tomorrow night. Calling for 2-3 in. but we'll see if it pans out. It's still 59 outside at 10pm and this time of year is unusual. Broke records again around the region for high temps.

[NWNJ]

Holy... they predicted 62 F today and it was 67!!! Nice treat. Usually it's lower than what they forecast, glad to finally see a change for once.

[Cambium]

Current temperatures.

[Cambium]

And for those who think the above map looks normal..

Here's how the temp departures look with todays highs and lows. Many spots 20-35 below normal. ! BRRR

[Cambium]

24 hr temp change..

[Cambium]

Current 850mb Wind direction shows why we are warming up the east. South SW winds right into us. behind it has NW winds which usually mean cold. Since weather moves West to east you can see whats coming by looking at the upper levels.
Here's a link that shows this level.
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/sfctest/new/...r=19&parm=pmsl#

[Cambium]

Temperature departure from normal. Amazing. Yet 2 days of above normal temps in the 60s is being talked about. Incredible.

[wavehunter007]

After the front goes by...while it will turn cooler everwhere in the northern USA - I really dont' see any sharp cold air by the end of the week. 30's and 40's in the far northern USA....50's in the central/and coastal areas.....and 60's and 70's in the southern subtropics. If this pattern hold as we get ready to start winter in less than two weeks.....mean temps across the USA should be close to seasonable norms;