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That map of the western trough and eastern ridge perfectly explains all those south-southeastern places I've been tracking staying frost-free. Especially the month-late Dallas.
We tied the record high Saturday at 66F, though due to the frontal passage, this record high occurred just after midnight Saturday morning. It was much colder by daybreak. The temperature fell from 60F at 8AM to 40F by 10AM and into the mid-30s by 3PM Saturday.
This coming week looks to be above normal. 50s today and tomorrow and around 60 Wednesday and Thursday though that should stay well below record highs for us. The record high Wednesday is 69 and 65 on Thursday. More seasonable weather returns for the weekend with highs once again in the 30s. Thankfully it looks like this big warm up will not bring severe weather with it like last Friday's warmup did, at least not across Indiana.
That map of the western trough and eastern ridge perfectly explains all those south-southeastern places I've been tracking staying frost-free. Especially the month-late Dallas.
Dallas hit 31 F yesterday morning and Shreveport, LA hit 32 F, so they did make it freezing.
Austin hit 33 F, missing it by 1 degree.
PNA just can't seem to go positive the rest of December, this is messing up the stronger -NAO and -AO signal of course.
That high is dead locked for weeks so i expect nothing all winter and this will be like Dec of 1988 and Jan thru March of 1989 that saw no cold weather at all for my area in FL. I have not had a temp below 35f in years. Never would have been this way before 2011.
That high is dead locked for weeks so i expect nothing all winter and this will be like Dec of 1988 and Jan thru March of 1989 that saw no cold weather at all for my area in FL. I have not had a temp below 35f in years. Never would have been this way before 2011.
Coldest low in southern Indiana the next seven days will likely be 25F, very mild for this time of year.
PNA just can't seem to go positive the rest of December, this is messing up the stronger -NAO and -AO signal of course.
Yep. I see another possible 80 F next Saturday here. Weird seeing that with a negative Atlantic setup. That usually seems to happen when it's positive. Does the Pacific more heavily influence the eastern US's weather than the Atlantic? I though it was the other way around.
Bam is still saying a pattern change is coming around December 20th
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Not a very impressive pattern change to be honest. Basically just a variation on a theme.
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