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Upper air patterns for the fall and through January according to the Euro. Looks like only October and December will be below normal if this forecast model is correct. September looks warm here and very warm across the Northeast. November looks like a torch for much of the eastern 2/3rds. January looms mild
Windstorm threat. In other words, typical autumn here.
I think it will be warmer than usual considering that summer here was a total washout. Winter will be wet and below average, but fewer cold waves.
FYI... Last well below normal September we had here was in 1963 when the Avg temp was 61.5°. Normal is 66.2°.
I don't need a record cold September, just a chiilier than normal one like 2006 when max temps were 60s in 1st half and 40s at night in 2nd half.
And BTW....Frost is 2 months away. WOW.
The last well below average September in Indianapolis was September of 1993, God forbid I say that much of the Midwest and east is long overdue for a significantly cooler than average September
Hate to break this to ya, but I doubt the Midwest will have much at all in the way of snow or ice, just wall to wall barbaric cold waves. Don’t hold me to this opinion though as I admit my
Gut feeling has betrayed me in the past.
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