Fall 2020 weather discussion thread (palm, zone, snow, warm)
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Sun came out for a little while today but it was generally cloudy. Reached a high of 57 F/14 C.
NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the possibility of heavy rain and flash flooding Thursday and Friday. First flakes of the season may fly Friday as well.
High was just 39F here 38F at ORD and 37F at MDW and we had snow showers again today. Even some accumulation on my truck windshield. Our monthly mean is now down to +0.3F at ORD not including today's temps which were 13 degrees below normal.
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Originally Posted by GraniteStater
All well above average height anomalies in the US out to day 11 per the GFS. That is just the imaginary long-range. At this point, I don't have any confidence of any decent cold in the East until at least the 2nd week of November at the earliest. That is when the AO and NAO start to turn negative with the positive PNA.
There will be a warmer period in the 6-10 according to the GEFS but the latest run shows cold air returning in the same area it's in now by days 11-15
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Originally Posted by LKJ1988
That is not 70's and we won't see that. But lets get real here, 77f was the low today where are the days of the 40's and 50's for lows. Look at the last 3 Octs for the Tampa area.
I will have to avg the figs, but it looks like this OCT will win as the hottest ever for my area or really most all of FL.
The 70s were for Cedar Key, not Tampa. Tampa was at low 80s for Friday, which they still are
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