Fall 2022 Weather Thread (Northern Hemisphere) (ice, 2014, dew point, Washington)
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Make up for a super dry year. I am only around 26" total. No rain in Jan or Feb none in May or June below normal in July, Aug was better and this MONTH was better. The last 3 years have been super dry. I would love a CAT1 to go just west of me. I can deal with 80mph winds or less. If it goes south of me like we saw in 2004 i won't get jack. It's not even a storm yet and gotta wait till Mon before have a better clue.
Big Bermuda High tends to Bulge directly into the American Southeast during summers these days. I collect weather Chart archives from the net as a hobby download satellite and infrared weather loops for various years from several sites. From the Info before the mid 1980s the Bermuda high tended to center well into the atlantic with Florida and the southeast getting mainly the peripheral flow from the high. Starting with the summer of 1986 The high tends to Bulge directly into the southeastern US, Sometime centering directly over the southeast bringing in Much drier air and suppressing thunderstorm activity. This Appears to be especially true after about 2000. Frontal Boundaries appear to have been much more likely to stall over Florida and wash away slowly during earlier years in the archived loops, with the last summer truly having that pattern being summer 1985. Since then frontal boundaries if they reach your state at all during summer tend to wash away very rapidly.
This also effects weather up north. We used to be able to count the number of days when temps reach the mid-80s or higher as late as the 1990s. Now during the Summer it is often almost always well above 80 during the summer, even in the event of a relatively cooler summer.
Big Bermuda High tends to Bulge directly into the American Southeast during summers these days. I collect weather Chart archives from the net as a hobby download satellite and infrared weather loops for various years from several sites. From the Info before the mid 1980s the Bermuda high tended to center well into the atlantic with Florida and the southeast getting mainly the peripheral flow from the high. Starting with the summer of 1986 The high tends to Bulge directly into the southeastern US, Sometime centering directly over the southeast bringing in Much drier air and suppressing thunderstorm activity. This Appears to be especially true after about 2000. Frontal Boundaries appear to have been much more likely to stall over Florida and wash away slowly during earlier years in the archived loops, with the last summer truly having that pattern being summer 1985. Since then frontal boundaries if they reach your state at all during summer tend to wash away very rapidly.
This also effects weather up north. We used to be able to count the number of days when temps reach the mid-80s or higher as late as the 1990s. Now during the Summer it is often almost always well above 80 during the summer, even in the event of a relatively cooler summer.
We get less and less fronts each year. Soon it will just be 80's 90's year round in my part of FL.
Cooler fall pattern will stick around. Warmest day of wknd will be Sat. Breezy on Sunday will mark the arrival of chilly air mass for start of next week with the coolest temps Monday night-early Wednesday. Spotty sprinkles this afternoon and scattered showers tonight then spotty showers Saturday/Sunday.
Cooler fall pattern will stick around. Warmest day of wknd will be Sat. Breezy on Sunday will mark the arrival of chilly air mass for start of next week with the coolest temps Monday night-early Wednesday. Spotty sprinkles this afternoon and scattered showers tonight then spotty showers Saturday/Sunday.
If it goes south of me i won't get jack. It will dry my area out for days. Heavy weather is on thew west side of the center as the upper levels are not that good at this time.
If it goes south of me i won't get jack. It will dry my area out for days. Heavy weather is on thew west side of the center as the upper levels are not that good at this time.
Too early to tell where it will hit but right now models looking like they are coming to more of an agreement that this will impact the west coast of Florida as a Cat 1 or 2 storm
Next 15 days, day 4-9 will be the coolest here with warmth filtering back slowly by day 10-15
Almost a 40F degree drop in 18 hours. Also you can see exactly when the front pushed through, it was more dramatic than I was expecting and even squeezed out a little rain.
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