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I am betting the house on that map. Blazing mid 80's for FL next week. Maybe near 90 inland. Pray we get some real rain this week since that will be it for a while as the high dead locks in place.
Why do the models always seem to predict below average for the southwest? This January, they consistently had us below average, yet we finished January dead average....
39F and light rain in Austin. Miserable day with wind but I'm inside cozy with the fire on and the furnace on, it's 70F in here, I'm in short sleeves, lol. Good day to work from home.
One day of cold then 57 tomorrow.
Did you have the same temp as us here? 30s in morning 40s in day? Too warm outside.
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Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie
Officially 4.6" snow fell in Oklahoma City Wednesday morning, beating the daily record of 2.3".
Why do the models always seem to predict below average for the southwest? This January, they consistently had us below average, yet we finished January dead average....
Why do the models always seem to predict below average for the southwest? This January, they consistently had us below average, yet we finished January dead average....
It was 71F at noon today then dropped to 48F by around 5 PM. Strong storms missed me, though there were a number of hail reports in the area from storms to my west. Some tornadoes in MS.
Forecast high of 47F tomorrow then a freeze predicted tomorrow night. Thursday is really the only chilly day. 60's for Friday and the weekend, and next week is looking warm and wet.
Oh please. Every model that Cambium or george show always show cold west/warm east
Models did not show below average temps for the entirety of January here in the southwest. There were multiple periods where warmth was agreed upon by the major ensembles.
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