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Blow Torch split flow, holding the jet stream up to the north. Only the eastern Great Lakes and New England will likely see temperatures closer to average or below with this scenario.
We were spared from Epic disaster IMO. Hurricane is at its closest it will be to New England. And in the same picture the Upper Low off the South East coast WHICH PUSHED IT AWAY. Had it phased and pulled it into the coast like Sandy, we would of been worse off even in New England as once was shown.
We were spared from Epic disaster IMO. Hurricane is at its closest it will be to New England. And in the same picture the Upper Low off the South East coast WHICH PUSHED IT AWAY. Had it phased and pulled it into the coast like Sandy, we would of been worse off even in New England as once was shown.
Yeah we were lucky. Instead of being smacked by a major hurricane, it was just cool and sunny autumn day. Very nice.
1. Cold air staying north of Canadian Border. Freezing line showing not even a big cold airmass up there yet.. Should build and drop down soon
2. Warm core on Joaquin. +21C over the center
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. I'm at my low 45.1° right now so might drop just a fraction more before sun comes up.
