Autumn/Fall 2017 Thread (Sept-Oct-Nov) (dewpoint, winter)

[ral31]

Had second driest fall on record with just 2.41" of rain Sept - Nov.

1989 had the 4th driest fall on record, and the following December was the coldest on record. Hopefully this December will be similar, lol.

[LKJ1988]

This fall had more rain than last year. This Oct had .80" more rain than the Oct of 2016 did and i had 1.7" of rain for Nov vs none for Nov of 2016. Weather looks good for our Corvette cruise on Sunday. No rain to spoil the fast and crazy driving we do.

[nei]

nice

https://twitter.com/skiwildcat/statu...70407034290176

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by nei

nice

https://twitter.com/skiwildcat/statu...70407034290176

I call them bacon strip clouds. Never see them much in FL.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by ral31

Had second driest fall on record with just 2.41" of rain Sept - Nov.

1989 had the 4th driest fall on record, and the following December was the coldest on record. Hopefully this December will be similar, lol.

That's sounds insane. 2.41" for all of Fall? Wow. I had 10.3" IMBY and it felt dry but was about normal

[LKJ1988]

I can't total my fall rainfall amounts until Dec 21st.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

I can't total my fall rainfall amounts until Dec 21st.

Just use your S-O-N amount like every other Northern Hemisphere-er here

[ral31]

Originally Posted by Cambium

That's sounds insane. 2.41" for all of Fall? Wow. I had 10.3" IMBY and it felt dry but was about normal

I'm in a moderate drought as of the latest update. It would be worse if summer hadn't been wet. It was quite saturated at the end of August from Hurricane Harvey.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

Just use your S-O-N amount like every other Northern Hemisphere-er here

S-O-N? I go by what i have gone by since the 70's.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

S-O-N? I go by what i have gone by since the 70's.

Sept-Oct-Nov, meteorological fall, Sep 1st to Nov 30th