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Almost looks like the eye of the storm. lol. Absolutely no wind here from this coastal storm. At least the rain finally moved in. Birds are out and the Squirrels continue to bury acorns.
Everyone in sweatshirts. Not getting out of the 50s here.
Accueather is calling this a NorEaster... Ryan Maue disagrees
Yeah where's the storm? They're gonna call this a NorEaster with this High pressure? I'm still waiting for winds to top 10mph and rain almost done I got 0.15" now. lmao.
High Pressure over New England won this battle. No Storm.
Free Joe Bastardi Video. He mentions a lot about the warmth, even claps his hands at 4:55 mark because his tranquil Fall prediction is looking good.
Good 10 minute informational video. Take note in the very beginning. The NWS forecasts we all use are based on American models only (not Euro/Canadian/Ect).
Bottom line: The large scale pattern supports the development of a frontal system over the central US next week. This may pump warmer and more humid air northward, though this may fuel a thunderstorm risk. Cooler air is expected to spill in behind this system across the Rockies into the central US by the end of the period, though this may initiate Santa Ana winds across So. Cal. Ultimately changeable conditions are expected next week, which in combination with model variability hamper confidence levels with the details.
Europe in the medium range
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Nevertheless, mean temperature anomalies could dip well below normal as that blocking high pulls in a much cooler east to north-easterly flow. Temperature anomalies could reach as low as -2 to -5C, locally -7C (06z GFS OP) across Central, Central-eastern and much of south-east Europe.
As you can see, the 16Z is bringing much colder temps for a good chunk of the "Old World" (12Z on the left)
Yeah, that's crazy. I see Winnipeg has dewpoints in the 60s again. End of September. Meanwhile a freeze is upon them very soon probably like in 10 days and who knows maybe snow soon too. lol
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At least the rain finally moved in. Birds are out and the Squirrels continue to bury acorns.
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