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No torch pattern for Northeast. In fact Euro now relaxing with the warmth. Another typhoon?
But take a look at Chicago and Danbury data from latest Euro..
First Danbury.. Loving those single digits although its nothing below normal.. just seasonably warm. Tuesday looks warm but then a front comes through and back down we go.
No frost next 10 days!
Here's Chicago. Could this be the theme for winter? Chicago above normal and Northeast with Polar breaks?
maybe... 80 degrees was the high at both Chicago airports today. My suburb reached 81F
However... GFS nudging PV towards North America 360 hours out
Arrived in Portland, Maine, tonight! Currently, clear and 58F with dew point 48F. Forecast for today in Portland was 71F and Low 54F. Noticed in Albany, Oregon (our hometown and state), they are currently at 69.6F with dew point of 32F. Their high today was suppose to be 73F and low 51F. Seems like the is only a few degrees difference - but humidity is higher here. That's ok - I can deal with the humidity.
Sure looking forward to cooler temperatures and some moisture (preferably in the form of snow)! Looks like I may have to wait until October to experience this?
Arrived in Portland, Maine, tonight! Currently, clear and 58F with dew point 48F. Forecast for today in Portland was 71F and Low 54F. Noticed in Albany, Oregon (our hometown and state), they are currently at 69.6F with dew point of 32F. Their high today was suppose to be 73F and low 51F. Seems like the is only a few degrees difference - but humidity is higher here. That's ok - I can deal with the humidity.
Sure looking forward to cooler temperatures and some moisture (preferably in the form of snow)! Looks like I may have to wait until October to experience this?
October snow is possible in Portland, but I would say to get some good snow you would have to wait until at least mid November or so. To get lasting snow cover I would guess about early-mid December.
Chilly this morning, I'm going to need to close windows overnight. IN the mid 40s outside.
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