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WxUSAF

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  1. It’s not even that. Way less than other guidance. It pushes the remnant low well south with that high pressing in more and suppressing it.
  2. Euro definitely not on #TeamGFS. Gets rain started Friday evening, way earlier than other guidance. Actually a break for late Saturday and early Sunday, then more rain through Tuesday. VA is drowned…3-10”. Less for MD, but still a bunch. GFS a total outlier.
  3. Differences in rainfall totals between the GFS and other 12z globals so far are ludicrous. GFS is like 0.5-1” for most of the sub. Icon is like 3-6” and GGEM 2-4”.
  4. Thanks! You could just go the cheaper/lazier/slower route and get a native meadow seed mix and just let it fill in. Those usually have a variety of native grasses and wildflowers that will handle a sunny and dry spot well once they are established. Lots of online native nurseries sell something like that.
  5. Putting in a new native plant garden bed. Hoping to get all the plants in the ground before the rain this weekend.
  6. We have my mother in laws 70th birthday party at a brewery Saturday. Was also really hoping for an after-sunset start, but that seems to be a losing bet right now.
  7. Storm mode is on! Keep all your carrot cake and cheese discussions in here!
  8. Euro is a deluge. 1.5-5” area wide. Rain from Saturday morning into the wee hours of Wednesday.
  9. GFS and GGEM both juiced up for the whole sub. Still timing differences though.
  10. Seems like more divergence on Ian rain arrival time overnight than was present yesterday. 6z GFS really slows it down and doesn’t bring it into the metro areas until early Sunday. Whereas the 0z euro moved a little earlier, starting mid-late morning Saturday. How much the high pressure pushes and where the northern edge sets up also are in play.
  11. Thoughts on a dedicated Ian remnants thread for us? Overnight runs really slowed down the remnants and run it into a brick wall with another Canadian high coming south next weekend. Only the GGEM gets rain to us by Saturday now.
  12. Yes! There are also varieties of tickseed which have daisy-like yellow flowers blooming now. Both native. I have some goldenrod in my yard and it will self-seed, but not overly aggressively. Goldenrod is an important food source for south-migrating monarch butterflies as well!
  13. 50.5 for the low. Dew point down to 38!
  14. Just not October 1st please! 0.2” at home
  15. WxUSAF

    Winter 2022-23

    JB’s head would explode
  16. Might need Hermine-Ian as a drought buster
  17. WxUSAF

    Winter 2022-23

    Good luck if you think winters from a century ago are good analogs
  18. Looks like 2 primary groups for future Hermine/Ian tracks in the GEFS. Quicker moving track cuts east across Florida and moves up the coast, but mostly offshore. Second group is slower and gets into the Gulf where it then moves onto the north Gulf shore and then maybe eventually impacts us like that Op.
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