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That would be quite amazing for your location correct?
B87, I'm curious, the average high temp of that 14 day forecast is 19.4C. Given that your monthly average is 19.9C, and that this is the second half of the month, wouldn't that mean the forecast is at least average if not above average for the time period?
It would only be average if the average high for the first 10 days was 21-22c. It's only been about 18c. The average high is 20c for the next week, and doesn't drop to 18c until the very end of the month.
The one in late August primarily affected areas farther west across Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. I only had minor impacts from that one, only dropping into the upper 60s.
The one coming this weekend will have much greater effects on my area than the one in August did. Most areas away from the water in southeast Georgia/southern South Carolina will be dropping into the 50s Sunday night.
Is it a sign? Maybe, maybe not. Patterns change. Last November I had a few days of subfreezing lows. That was followed by a December that had a near 80 F high around Christmas and was an above average month for the most part.
True, I guess that was that SE ridge at work. Anyways hopefully this early season cold front is a sign that the SE ridge is breaking down. I remember last December, we were having lows in the mid 70s to end the month and in the beginning of January as well. Hellish to say the least.
First 10 days of September have had an average max of 30.8C here.... Below average weekend, above average next week, then near average the following week
The Euro model is showing a different solution with above normal temps to close September.
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