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Looks like things are going to remain warm here in Indianapolis and for much of the country. The rest of September after the next couple of days looks well above normal for temps here and the 3 month outlook has most of the country with above normal temps.
Sunny and around 80 degrees today with low 60s tonight maybe upper 50s around me in the outlying area
They upgraded the temps for the weekend. Now looks like a good chunk of the Chicago area will be in the low 90s from tomorrow maybe through Monday. Cooler near the lake and up along the Wisconsin state line. If Midway achieves 90F on Saturday Sunday and Monday that would push that site to 30 days of 90 degree temps for the year. ORD would reach 25 days
CFSV2 absolutely roasts us over the next 4 weeks. I highly doubt this will verify
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 09-10-2021 at 08:55 AM..
Speaking of the CFSv2 does anyone want this to come true for November? Looks like an early start to winter. Of course this is just for entertainment purposes. Judah Cohen tweeted it
Speaking of the CFSv2 does anyone want this to come true for November? Looks like an early start to winter. Of course this is just for entertainment purposes. Judah Cohen tweeted it
Weak/low Moderate Modoki La Nina, still using 2000-2001 as an analog- that featured cooler than average November and December for areas east of the Rockies.
Speaking of the CFSv2 does anyone want this to come true for November? Looks like an early start to winter. Of course this is just for entertainment purposes. Judah Cohen tweeted it
Weak/low Moderate Modoki La Nina, still using 2000-2001 as an analog- that featured cooler than average November and December for areas east of the Rockies.
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