NWS: cWe anticipate a high risk for much below-normal temperatures October 2nd and 3rd across for an area focused on the Central and Southern Appalachians. Widespread early season #frost and #freeze potential exists across the eastern U.S. #agwx
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Allan Huffman: Assuming we don't get another 90 degree day at RDU, seems very possible with current pattern. We will end the year at 49. That is the fewest at RDU since 43 in 2014.
Another low of 45 at GSO. Now that we’ve had highs in the 60s, lows in 40s, our next milestone is a frost/freeze and highs in the 50s, lows in 30s. Soon.
Can you say “mountain frost?”
GEFS (GFS Ensemble) temperature anomaly 06z forecast for Sep 14 to Sep 30 from Pivotal Weather. #Natgas https://t.co/wwPYcRG9BL https://t.co/KRTFQpUaxb
Charlotte has had 55 days at or above 90 this year, ten above the annual average. Today is the average 90s average date of the last 90° reading in #CLT. Longrange forecasts indicate that no more 90s are likely to occur this year.