Fall 2013 Thread — Northern Hemisphere (snowfall, warm, recorded, days)

[wavehunter007]

Wow....

The above normal warmth this fall has already got the cold weather fans pretty mad - lol.

I hope it does turn cooler than normal... or this page will be scary - lol.

I do agree...the 8 - 14 day cold or warm is still not etched in stone. However, most NWS stations east of the Mississippi are running well above normal for October. Even if October turned sharply cooler (I don't see that at all) most NWS stations east of the Mississippi would still end above normal. NYC and Washington DC are running like 5 to 6 F above normal as of today I think. That's going to be tough to erase.

[chicagogeorge]

I think most if not all of the positive anomalies will be erased here.




Even Atlanta will see chilly weather. The 8-10 day ECMWF forecast: highs around 60°F and lows near 40°F.




The 5-10 day period may be the coldest for the month. Lots of freeze potential




Alot of US will see snow in the air, if not on the ground, before month ends according to the CFSV2

[cloudcrash619]

Would be nice to get a frost before the end of the month! But I highly doubt all the way down to North Georgia will see snow lol

[Cambium]

Was a warm 72°F here this afternoon. Now just 4 hrs later a cool 49F. One reason I love the early sunsets.

[Cambium]

I didn't expect to see this tonight.. Texas Panhandle.


* EVENT...TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO FALL INTO THE 33 TO 36 DEGREE
RANGE EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN
OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE AND ALL BUT THE FAR SOUTHEAST TEXAS PANHANDLE.

* TIMING...TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO FALL TO NEAR FREEZING AFTER 1
AM WEDNESDAY AND REMAIN IN THIS TEMPERATURE RANGE THROUGH AROUND
10 AM WEDNESDAY.

* IMPACTS...TENDER VEGETATION COULD BE KILLED OR DAMAGED BY THESE
TEMPERATURES IF NOT ADEQUATELY PROTECTED

[Patricius Maximus]

My guess is that the most positive anomalies for the month will hug the East Coast, and most of the areas in month-to-date positive territory will have those positive anomalies wiped out by the time the month is over. Keep in mind we're only halfway through the month, so it wouldn't take that large or long of a cold spell to erase the month-to-date warmth. Certainly it will need to be quite cold, but nothing unprecedented or even unexpected will be required (well, Wavehunter doesn't expect it ).

Originally Posted by Cambium

Radar/Surface Map & Webcam from Spearfish, SD. If Lead, SD gets 10" of snow, it will make this October the 2nd most snowiest October on record (over 100yrs (1909) with over 63 inches! Only mid October.

Black Hills South Dakota Web Cams - AllTrips

What a precip shield. Wow . And 63 inches is a huge amount of snow to get in one month, let alone in October. It has to snow a lot to reach record totals in the Black Hills.

Originally Posted by Cambium

Now That's what I like to see. Nice work Euro12z.

Pretty impressive after the 22nd. Those of you in the East, get outside this week and Enjoy it.. Getting more confident about the changes next week.

70s out there today and tomorrow and Thursday! Enjoy.

Now that's cold, when you have that big of an area of subfreezing 850's this time of year.

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[chicagogeorge]

Oh yeah, Wipha is guaranteed to bend that jet stream









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a large chunk country has lower than normal soil moisture

[Cambium]

It's another warm May morning here. At 8am I'm at 52° in Mid October.

Warmest October on record so far with the mean of 63°F. And also driest with 0.26"! (since 1948)

[Cambium]

Frost, Freeze, and snow. New Mexico. Texas. Colorado. Kansas. Nebraska, Oklahoma

[Cambium]

A morning look at the current wind chills, 500mb Heights and winds across US. Feels like 40s and 30s across Texas. Teens and 20s over Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, ect

Mini Southeast Ridge pumping warm up the East side.