Torch Tiger

should be nice with PHL/DC climate

Happy Hallowarm

Yeah I'm up at 5-530 and tbe darkness after 6 and even 7 is awful. Depressing and tiring

he joined the DARKSIDE bro!

what happened to you

Stein has dug in and is fully entrenched. Maybe we'll see some rains this cold season but it could be an overall dry 'un

wow

18z gfs has that future system going bonkers inCarib with a big Jamaica/Cuba hit, then looks primed for a decent FL hit/capture

more cold overall temps in tropopause?

ATL numbers and ace are way above normal, so yes we know how it turned out?

he was drunk posting ?

A Novie thread may be necessary, as there will probably be some near record-breaking stuff popping (=

No trolling, this is somewhat unusual autumn. We do have a mild-down coming late week, fall-like- but then it's torchy Looking ahead... Trough dominance looks to be rather short lived with ridging building in by mid next week. CPC has also noted the "return of the ridge" with the 8-14 day outlook heavily favoring above normal temps and below normal precipitation. It`s quite possible temps in the 70s return to round out the month; could we see the 70s persist into November? It`s too early to nail down specifics, but those planning on Trick or Treating will certainly want to check back before Halloween to see how many layers they may, or may not, need to wear to head out on the town!

70's? lol

At torch spots, sure. Mostly 60's-70's fare though

new normal

From what I remember, the recluse/black widows that make it over here are generally stowaways in cargo, etc.

80F Helloween, sweaty kids toilet papering trees, older folks taking 'em down and re-using?

We'll see. I'd prefer save it for Turkey day/XMas but let's go

Yeah let's keep that vibe going! I mean like S CT to Cape Cod though, no freezes through X-Mas!

Looks like 60's-70's Torchoween. What a run, hopefully this continues into Thanksgiving especially S/E NE. No hard freezes, keep those spiders/jackets going!

everything's fine

wowzers

86? lol

Yesterday AM was in Sterling MA, parked next to and walked over a underground yellowjacket nest. Only saw them because the direct sun on the hole and their wings were glimmering. It was 45F or so and the nest was as busy as LAX, like 3-4 in/out per second. No idea why they didn't swarm or sting besides them being cold/less aggressive? Anyway yawntober continues, hopefully a few killer cutters soon.