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You ain't kidding. Both IKK and MDW hit70F yesterday while ORD topped out at 69F. Look at this forecast for the next seven days at ORD. Six straight days of 70s..
Avg high/low on Nov. 4th at ORD is 54/37F and on Nov. 10th it's 51/35F
60f here and the temps start screaming back up after today. I pray we get some tropical action next week, but after a 1000 storms this year and no hits i have given up. Steering winds north of Cuba will be weak so it can do anything at this time.
You ain't kidding. Both IKK and MDW hit70F yesterday while ORD topped out at 69F. Look at this forecast for the next seven days at ORD. Six straight days of 70s..
Avg high/low on Nov. 4th at ORD is 54/37F and on Nov. 10th it's 51/35F
Zero surprises, most of November will be extremely warm, latest forecasts for NAO, AO, and PNA all continue the same overall theme for the next two weeks. La Nina also presents itself the closer the winter approaches with the overall jet stream scenarios. It appears that the Northwest will start to see excessive precipitation events.
It feels like D.C. is always either just a bit north or just a bit south of the jet in these winter scenarios. Makes such a difference. Low 40s/high 30s north of the jet, high 60s/low 70s south of the jet. In mid January it'd be in the teens north of it while still mild 60s south of it.
Yep, a Colorado low will form and move northeast bringing blizzard or winter storm conditions to Montana, southern Alberta, and much of Saskatchewan.
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LONG RANGE OUTLOOK...THE LONGER RANGE MODELS BRING A COLORADO LOW THROUGH THE PRAIRIES THIS WEEKEND. RAIN, FREEZING RAIN, HEAVY SNOW, AND STRONG WINDS SHOULD BE EXPECTED. THERE SEEMS TO BE MORE OF A CONCENSUS WITH THE MODEL SOLUTIONS AS THE MODELS ARE CONVERGING ON THE ECMWF SOLUTION...WHICH ORIGINALLY WAS THE OUTLIER. MODELS ARE PLACING THE HEAVIEST SNOWFALL ALONG A SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST DEF ZONE STRETCHING ACROSS THE ENTIRE PRAIRIES. IN GENERAL THE HEAVIEST SNOWFALL AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED ALONG AN AXIS EXTENDING FROM SOUTHWEST SASKATCHEWAN AND SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA NORTHEASTWARD TO WEST CENTRAL MANITOBA INTO NORTHEASTERN MANITOBA. SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL AMOUNTS ARE LIKELY WITH 30-50 CM POSSIBLE RIGHT ALONG THE DEF ZONE BOUNDARY.
According to the Indy NWS, this upcoming string of 70F weather will be one of the longest on record in November, even if we don't look to break any record highs. Hopefully it doesn't make my grass continue growing. I'm ready to end mowing season!
According to the Indy NWS, this upcoming string of 70F weather will be one of the longest on record in November, even if we don't look to break any record highs. Hopefully it doesn't make my grass continue growing. I'm ready to end mowing season!
I predicted this at least a week ago. Expect well above average to record warm high temperatures for most areas east of the Mississippi River. The gradual cooling trend won't begin until the middle of next week, and nothing very exciting. The West gets quite a push of precipitation events with colder than average temperatures, much needed for them.
I took some time off while the palm debacle played out so my apologies if this is a dupe.
Incredibly hot weather in Alberta yesterday thanks to a reverse west windflow. At least 25 new record high temperatures set, including 25.9 °C in Bassano and Drumheller which is likely to be a monthly record for the entire province.
Not as cold this morning. Only upper 30s. Already warmed up to near 70. Gonna be really nice. Forecasted low of 65 next Wednesday morning which is crazy.
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