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There was 66f dew the other day in PHX and a 60f dew today. Monsoonal like conditions still present Right before October. Wow. That's the latest I've seen that
still pretty warm here, forecast says we'll have another 28c high on monday. Normal monthly october high is 18c.
humid as well, we still have dps around 17-18c and there's this hazy atmosphere that's typical of the season, with the sun that goes through the blue/white sky.
If this happens in 3 months it would mean snow to the south while tropical in the northeast. Latest GFS says a Vortex (Upper Low) barrels southbound next week.
But since its October it will just mean a nice refreshing crisp below avg air
Anyone find analogs useless?
I've seen years that match up perfectly with the analog and the total opposite happens. I've been burned too many times -- im done with them.
Here's my winter prediction A Warmer than average west
Some corner of the east will be hot(southeast or northeast)
Expect polar vortexes in the central time zone
Also expect near record warmth to come after cold spells.
Enjoy
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Great Lakes & Northern Plains
Similar to the Northeast, folks across the Great Lakes and the north-central U.S. should brace for a colder-than-normal winter with snowy spells throughout most of the season.
“It’s going to be a busy one in the northern Plains and Great Lakes this year,” Pastelok said, adding that the regions will get a combination of bitterly cold air and above-normal snowfall.
Winter will start off strong with snowstorms tracking from the foothills of the Rockies through the Great Lakes, providing early-season snow for many of the favorite snow-related activities, such as skiing, snowmobiling or winter-themed festivals.
Last edited by dontbelievehim; 09-29-2021 at 05:12 PM..
That heat can stay away from here! lol The strange anomaly is that north of Michigan the temperatures are similar clear to Hudson Bay in extreme northern Ontario. But the cold is marching in in the western half of the continent.
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