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Harvey still got some structure to it. Thing is like 2 weeks old now. lol
That map says it's 62 in Greensboro, but the NWS says it's 78 there. I'm confused. The NWS also says it's 81 in Raleigh, which is below normal but nowhere near record breaking.
Looks like the NWS LCH office considers astronomical fall to be official rather than the meteorological definition.
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The first early cool front of the approaching Autumn season
(actually not official for another couple of weeks) will approach
the region Tuesday night with a strong upper level eastern US
trough digging southward. The cold front should move sweep into
the coastal waters by early Wednesday morning. Forecast soundings
indicate better moisture developing across the forecast area
beginning Tuesday and maximizing Tuesday night along the cold
front. There could be a lingering shower by Wednesday morning
across the southern part of the area...however most of the
convection should be offshore on Wednesday.
Behind the front, an extended period of drier cooler weather looks
on tap as ridging develops to our west and sfc high pressure
builds over the region. There definitely appears to be a longer
period of cooler weather coming by mid week and staying around for
a long enough period to suggest we have seen the end of summer.
Time will tell! Bye bye summer heat...and hello refreshing cool
weather.
You're asking what's the implications of a Cat 4/5 hurricane? Is this a serious question?
Obviously not that. I'm asking what are the implications of the cold trough moving East. I don't know too much about how cold or warm systems affect hurricane movement
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