Yea, dry air ready to ruin someone's drought smash. My old place in Bradenton just received Evac orders. When I was there in 2017 we made a 3AM drive up to Ocala, Fl to get out of Irma's way.
I am not sure any of the progs get rain into the Northeast before later Saturday. GFS is a nice Sun-Tue LSV Soaker but gets shunted mostly south of NYC.
Not at all. Not to disagree with neff, but outside the 'Cane chances, Florida weather is boring to me. Sure, it storms a lot more but it is 95 and humid before the storm and 85 and humid afterwards. Great weather to be outside Dec-March.
Thanks. Just was not sure where epic or drought came from. Lots of drought talk this year from others but none recently except the irony of Marysville being in D0. You are officially in a drought per the latest map but the 2 or 2 plus weeks with less than a tenth of an inch of rain total at mdt is pretty darn dry. They only got .04 today. The complaints were flying here all summer when it did not rain for a week so this stretch is the worst in quite some time.
Slightly late nooner. 87 and sunny in OC, MD. Only warm day I will have here but took advantage as Fiona is kicking up 9-11 foot waves that threw me down into the surf more than once. Love the big wave action. Cold front coming to end my beach days.
Yep, the science is there that if it turns in at the wrong angle, its lights out. I evacuated Bradenton for Irma in 2017, changed course at the last moment, and the water in Tampa Bay pulled back into/toward the Gulf. People were walking in the bay.
GFS with a drought ender and major Florida panhandle hurricane is in the mid 200's hour wise. Just for interest of viewing. Actually a bit of a dangerous depiction for this area though it will change.
While looking for the year of the Sauss Hawaiian Christmas party, I noticed the MDT Christmas High Record of 66 set in 1889. Turns out that is the oldest record in their books. I find it interesting that the Christmas MDT High Temp record is the oldest record the station has. It also hit 66 on Dec 26th, 1889 which is also a record. Wonder if those wankers were complaining about global warming over the 1889 Christmas table?
Note the period of record for MDT is: 1888-07-01 to 2022-09-19.
I think some of these differences could depend on amount of sun re: all of our veggies get a lot. If it does not rain ever 2-3 days, it is watering time. Going double digit days with no rain has only happened once in the last 4 years (until now) when I went a good 20+ days with no rain.