Fall 2018;Northern Hemisphere (snow, hot, warm, record)

[PGweather]

Almanac:

Oct 5, 2018: Cloudy ☁️

Hi 13*C / 56*F at 4:20pm
Lo 5*C / 42*F at 4:55am

Wind: 18kph / 11mph from NW
No precipitation recorded.
88% humidity

Moderate color change 🍁

Record high: 30*C / 86*F in 2007
Average high: 17*C / 63*F
Average low: 8*C / 46*F
Record low: -1*C / 30*F in 1965

Forecast:

Today: Scattered thunderstorms. High 25*C / 77*F.

Tonight: Scattered thunderstorms early, then cloudy. Low 13*C / 55*F.

[Sunbiz1]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

It needs to turn it on for me. Been very dry since May.

Tampa, yes?.
Climate change did in the rainy season, been watching your radar the past 2 summers.
In 2000 I was drenched daily in Ft. Myers, at almost the same time; 2-4pm.
And these were prolific lighting and wind producers, forming out in the glades and always heading west into the Gulf.

Don't think I'd like to be around should a hurricane ride up the mouth of Tampa Bay, at least nearshore.
I rode out Charlie, but storm surge was minimal due to small size of the system.

[chicagogeorge]

11am its 75F at IKK, 72F at MDW, and 70F at ORD under cloudy skies.

https://twitter.com/MikeHamernik/sta...91180387295233

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Sunbiz1

Tampa, yes?.
Climate change did in the rainy season, been watching your radar the past 2 summers.
In 2000 I was drenched daily in Ft. Myers, at almost the same time; 2-4pm.
And these were prolific lighting and wind producers, forming out in the glades and always heading west into the Gulf.

Don't think I'd like to be around should a hurricane ride up the mouth of Tampa Bay, at least nearshore.
I rode out Charlie, but storm surge was minimal due to small size of the system.

I am 28 miles northwest of Tampa. They had more rain than i did this summer. The coast got much less compared to inland areas. We had maybe 12 days with a east flow. Almost everyday we had a reverse west windflow where showers moved toward the east coast.

[BullochResident]

Originally Posted by Craziaskowboi

Still ****-all for Georgia, according to that map.

Athens could see two 95 F days in a row. Has that ever happened in October before?

It's hotter up there than down here in south Georgia.

[Cambium]

I know you guys got heat going on but latest Euro is just fascinating to see.

I thought maybe Hurricane Michael would affect the cool down next weekend but nope, still happening and it looks like 1 reason. Its strong enough!

Thats #1 interesting factor. Even with the strong tropical airmass push end of week the cold shot still forces in. Might be delayed a day but still happens.

#2 interesting thing is... there may be a storm within the cold airmass to produce a snowstorm ftom MidWest to Quebec. Wondering if northern New Eng gets involved.

Still too early but pretty cool run.

On phone, hard to post multiple images

[chicagogeorge]

Possibly four days where some parts of the metro area will reach into the 80s before sharply cooler air settles in during next weekend


Lol look at the temperature spread tomorrow. 57F north suburbs 80 degrees down by me. mid to upper 80s Monday and Tuesday

https://twitter.com/NWSChicago/statu...85782326829058

[dontbelievehim]

Perfect day today
Breezy, blue skies, no more humidity
Fresno, CA

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Cambium

That's what I'm seeing but the $1,000,000 question is........ Is it a pattern flip or a blip. We'll get an idea in the next upcoming days

CFSv2 showing that this upcoming cool snap for the second half of October won't last into November. But let's wait and see...


https://twitter.com/blizzardof96/sta...85769202343936

[Cambium]

North Carolina meteos talking about it. Its coming. Who cares about Michael....lets get Autumn under way already!!

https://twitter.com/wxbrad/status/1048742177709461505