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LMFAO! Took me few seconds to get that. Just had AC on in my car. Felt hot like summer. Give it a couple hours more. lol
I was surprised how warm it was late this morning too/
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Kinda.. Ridge still out west, (80s in Montana)... I'd say its zonal for us or just bland... that's why its not truly hot but is warm (70s). There is a slight bump with the upper level. I guess technically you can call it one?
80s are forecast for a couple days though, and summer-like dews in the 60s.
So warmer here than in parts of Georgia; low 60s in Atlanta. Interesting how quickly Irma transitioned to a cool extratropical low once it no longer had hot sea water feeding it. Existing trough over the eastern US to the north must have help feed it cool air faster.
I was surprised how warm it was late this morning too/
80s are forecast for a couple days though, and summer-like dews in the 60s.
So warmer here than in parts of Georgia; low 60s in Atlanta. Interesting how quickly Irma transitioned to a cool extratropical low once it no longer had hot sea water feeding it. Existing trough over the eastern US to the north must have help feed it cool air faster.
True, 80s.. was speaking at the moment which was 70s yesterday and day before... More 80s now upcoming thanks to the pattern changing with a ridge in the East..
12pm map.. You can see why Jose is doing a Loopdy Loop. Upper Low to the Northeast of it. Irma to its NorthWest.
Sharp cut off with Irma's clouds in southern states. Must look interesting.
Yup.. They always seem first to get the cold/snow each year so doesn't surprise me it's about to change... 3 weeks was a good run. Maybe its just recent years but always seems like they get frosts, freezes, snow, and the chill first before Northeast.
It's the altitude. There are so many mountains in the west.
I cant believe im having feb 2015 all over again in sept 2017... the ****ing warm up is only bringing average temps in 80s... not a damn warm up. Ilmc90, im barely hanging on lol! We agreed to cool not february 2015!
It's the altitude. There are so many mountains in the west.
Definitely the first few systems is mountain stuff thanks to the Jet Stream dipping over the Rockies sending in colder air. If there was a ridge like has been recent weeks, the mountains wouldnt even get snow. At least not in September/October below 8000'.
Yup.. They always seem first to get the cold/snow each year so doesn't surprise me it's about to change... 3 weeks was a good run. Maybe its just recent years but always seems like they get frosts, freezes, snow, and the chill first before Northeast.
What's going on over there?
Standard autumnal storm, though they usually don't appear until October. Very unusual to have one this strong in September.
It's very warm today and even hotter next few days. Plan to go swimming later. 81 right now and sunny. Looks like we have an Indian Summer. Honestly this week is looking warmer than this past August in general -.- smh
Funny how I don't mind an Indian Summer when I live up north but down south they are the worst. I guess cuz I know it's gonna get much colder after this so why not soak it up. Funny how it's above average here but this average for north Texas in September.
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