Fall 2021 Weather Thread (snow, freeze, dew point, predict)
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Low humidity with temperatures around 80F today after lows in the 50's for several nights. Too hot next week for September, back in the mid to upper 80's.
Southerly breeze and sunshine taking us up well into the 80s today. Storms move through late tonight. With the loss of daytime heating, it'll be interesting to see if the storms hold together as they'll be moving south from Wisconsin and Illinois. It'll be going on midnight or later before they reach here. After this, a couple days in the 70s and then back into the 80s for the upcoming weekend. Overall, within 5 degrees either side of normal for the high over the next week with lots of sunshine.
Cool front pushed through with some storms including large hail in spots but not before Midway recorded a 90 degree high. ORD hit 88F and so did I as well.
Cool front pushed through with some storms including large hail in spots but not before Midway recorded a 90 degree high. ORD hit 88F and so did I as well.
I was only 88f today thanks to clouds for half the day.
Long Range Forecaster at Accuweather Paul Pastelok says this....
"A blocking pattern in eastern Asia with higher upper-level heights in northern areas and lower to the south. Warming is being forced toward the pole (which starts in November). Looks like a weaker version of an Aleutian low center occurs which pumps the upper high along the western coast of Canada and the Northwest or just off shore. This will send northern branch storms into the pattern through the Plains and into the East. With warmer-than-normal waters near the coast, unless the tropics go crazy in the next couple of months there, storms could develop along the coast in December throwing back interior snowfall. Snowpack develops early and thus the cold"
Oh...…… I skipped over fall... here you go...
"NEXT WEEK UPPER PATTERN TURNS FLATTER: The upper-level pattern during this period will become flatter and more zonal. This means the upper-level winds will be more west to east like a stretch of straight highway. This will yield a transition across the nation with cooler air making it into the Pacific Northwest and the Dakotas, while the warmer air that has been locked up in the Rockies and western Plains will spread out. As it spreads out, the heat will lose some of its intensity. Nevertheless, temperatures across the central and southern Rockies into the mid-Atlantic will likely be above normal. This transition will allow the storm track to shift, which will yield above-normal precipitation across the Midwest into Ohio Valley. This is likely to lead to harvesting delays in the Midwest and Ohio Valley."
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88°F with a 92°F heat index at 4am, headed to 107°F this afternoon (Phoenix, AZ)
Today's averages are 102°F/80°F
Heading back to California today
69°F at 4am, headed to 98°F this afternoon (Riverside, CA)
Today's averages are 93°F/63°F
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