Hoosier
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The stuff coming later on should be more progressive than last night but not going to take much to flood now.
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I don't know if it will get to 100 in Louisville, but it would be very impressive. Mid/upper 90s are almost unheard of in the closing days of September and certainly in October. There was a 99 on 9/29/1953. The latest 100 degree temp in Louisville is September 14 (1897).
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Man what a night. Mom lost power so had to go over there and help out because the basement was about to flood. Looks like there was a band of 4-8" in the area and a lot of it came rather quickly.
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Thoughts for the next several hours
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2019 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Thread
Hoosier replied to snowlover2's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Quite the conditional setup for tornadoes. As has been mentioned, the bulk of the activity looks to be on the cool side of the front. -
LOT issued a flood watch and mentioned totals over 5" possible. Just a question of where the heaviest band sets up.
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Remember 2007 fondly.
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People like making fun of your weight too much to ban you. Hopefully Luc1f3r got the link.
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STL has been stuck at 79 because of clouds. Still a short window of opportunity to push out an 80 but we'll see.
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This would not be very October like to start. I guess the good news if you like cooler weather is that there are only so many days in October that can look like this.
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Well, STL squeaked out 80 right on the nose, so the streak continues. Could be threatened again this week (Thursday?) but it lives on for now.
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Today looks like a threat to the 80 degree thing. Could come up a little short. But either way, they should end up blowing past the old lowest high of the month of 73.
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Where are some good places to live near DC to maximize snow potential?
Hoosier replied to Hoosier's topic in Mid Atlantic
Thanks for the info. I average 3 feet where I live now, so would be looking at a downgrade. Ultimately it's going to take a lot to get me out of the Midwest (I like living here and most of my family is here) but it's serious enough to start thinking about this. -
No, would be a first. In fact, every September up to now has had at least 1 day with a high of 73 or lower. Only 15 Septembers (records back into the 1870s for St. Louis) have failed to have at least one day with a high in the 50s or 60s, a stat which surprised me.
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Looks like heaviest totals will end up nw of here but a 50-75 mile shift would bring it.
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CPC has pretty high confidence in warmer than average at 6-10 and 8-14 days. If that happens (and models/ensembles are certainly supportive) it generally will slow the typical progression of the fall colors over the next couple weeks.
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Hi y'all. I was wondering if you could suggest some places that are relatively close to DC (say within 30-45 minutes away) that do well in the snow department? I am totally unfamiliar with the area.
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It's really the last half decade but point taken
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Looks like much of the sub will finish the month at least a little warmer than average.
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Now that is impressive.
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Your memory is not bad. It was a bomb out of the Gulf in late February. Saginaw had about 18", which was one of the high totals in the storm.
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Really going to depend on how persistent it is. If warmer than average is the dominant trend in the coming weeks, then there will be a deleterious effect. Also, some areas are still dry lately which could have some impact.
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I'm familiar with all of those except 1894. What date was that?
