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Threre's more where that came from. GFS is losing its mind with the cut-off low over the southwest: 72-hour snowfall totals of more than 50 cm in the Texas panhandle. Surely this won't happen?
I don't about all that snow but it will be seriously cold there! Some 45 degrees below normal for the next few days!
INSANE! I went to check this afternoons temp departures and this caught my eye...
30+ below normal for the hour.
5°F in Great Falls midday??? 45 below norm. What the??
7° in Cheyenne, 44 below norm
25° in Norfolk, NE, 32 below norm
27° in Minneapolis, 27 below norm
32° in Dodge City, Kansas, 30 below norm
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More 90's all next week.
I just checked everywhere in Central and Southern FL, and I only see upper 80's tops right now, and in the forecast, only 90°F is 90 even in Tampa tomorrow, everywhere else is mid to upper 80's Mon to Thurs, then areas north of Tampa and Orlando looking at highs in the 70s Fri and Saturday, with low 80's in Tampa
I just checked everywhere in Central and Southern FL, and I only see upper 80's tops right now, and in the forecast, only 90°F is 90 even in Tampa tomorrow, everywhere else is mid to upper 80's Mon to Thurs, then areas north of Tampa and Orlando looking at highs in the 70s Fri and Saturday, with low 80's in Tampa
My temp showed 91 at 130pm. Now it is 85 that the sea breeze kicked in. You would be better off to worry about your own area and not mine as you don't know what is going on where i live or even know where i live to even take a guess. And if you wanna make a bet on highs in the 70's for Tampa on Fri then i offer you 6 months ban if i am wrong and if you are wrong you take 6 months off.
So wanna step up to that bet there will be no 70's for highs in Tampa? Plus i am not in cent FL by a long shot.
There will not even be highs in the 70's where i live 140 miles north north west of Tampa friday or the weekend for that matter. It would have to be cloudy all day to even dream of highs in the 70's north of Tampa.
Let me know on the bet. You type big so back it up. You know what i call is always right.
No low temperatures below freezing yet in my area, Ohio River often acts as a cursed dividing line preventing colder air from moving in. Oh, and QPF now prints out 3-4 inches of precipitation here the next 7 days. So, back to the swamp pattern with excessive precipitation in the cooler months, that is a very strong notable trend in this area.
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My temp showed 91 at 130pm. Now it is 85 that the sea breeze kicked in. You would be better off to worry about your own area and not mine as you don't know what is going on where i live or even know where i live to even take a guess. And if you wanna make a bet on highs in the 70's for Tampa on Fri then i offer you 6 months ban if i am wrong and if you are wrong you take 6 months off.
So wanna step up to that bet there will be no 70's for highs in Tampa? Plus i am not in cent FL by a long shot.
There will not even be highs in the 70's where i live 140 miles north north west of Tampa friday or the weekend for that matter. It would have to be cloudy all day to even dream of highs in the 70's north of Tampa.
Let me know on the bet. You type big so back it up. You know what i call is always right.
No, no I don't know what you type is right, the only thing you ever get right are observed highs at Tampa International Airport. NWS simply doesn't back up your forecast aspersions
A Winter Storm Watch for Abilene, TX in October. It's almost 80 degrees there right now. The middle of this continent really is good for all kinds of weather shenanigans.
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So, back to the swamp pattern with excessive precipitation in the cooler months, that is a very strong notable trend in this area.
