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October 2012 Observations & Discussions


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One would hope that these kind of posts will stop by the time winter comes.

if not earthlight you do got the almighty 5 post/ban option. i can just feel that left mouse finger itching already lol. im really lookin forward to the next 3-5 weeks for clarity though for atleast what the beginning of this winter may hold

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Big time EPO flip on tap.

Fortunately it's still not as bad as last year's pattern when the Alaskan PV came and locked itself into place, after all we barely had this type of sustained amplification last fall, although the current cool pattern should be taking a break after Saturday. It doesn't look like any torch pattern either at least for most of next week with the early week storm which should bring a brief surge of warmth on Sunday while bringing at least some cooler air behind it. At this time my thoughts are that October ends up close to average but on the positive side for the NYC area, although I'm still hoping for the possibility that it finally ends up cooler than average, even if barely. Parts of the region which I think includes New Jersey as a whole already spent 18 months or so warmer than average, it's got to end sometime.

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Not bad....

RECORD EVENT REPORT...UPDATE

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK

935 AM CDT MON OCT 8 2012

...NEW RECORD COLD LOW TEMPERATURE SET AT OKLAHOMA CITY...

THE OFFICIAL LOW TEMPERATURE THIS MORNING AT WILL ROGERS WORLD

AIRPORT IN OKLAHOMA CITY WAS 31 DEGREES. THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS

RECORD LOW OF 34 DEGREES...WHICH WAS SET ON THIS DATE IN 2000.

THIS IS OFFICIALLY THE EARLIEST FALL FREEZE ON RECORD FOR OKLAHOMA

CITY. THE PREVIOUS EARLIEST FALL FREEZE WAS ON OCTOBER 9 BACK IN

2000.

TEMPERATURE RECORDS FOR OKLAHOMA CITY DATE BACK TO 1891.

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Not bad....

RECORD EVENT REPORT...UPDATE

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK

935 AM CDT MON OCT 8 2012

...NEW RECORD COLD LOW TEMPERATURE SET AT OKLAHOMA CITY...

THE OFFICIAL LOW TEMPERATURE THIS MORNING AT WILL ROGERS WORLD

AIRPORT IN OKLAHOMA CITY WAS 31 DEGREES. THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS

RECORD LOW OF 34 DEGREES...WHICH WAS SET ON THIS DATE IN 2000.

THIS IS OFFICIALLY THE EARLIEST FALL FREEZE ON RECORD FOR OKLAHOMA

CITY. THE PREVIOUS EARLIEST FALL FREEZE WAS ON OCTOBER 9 BACK IN

2000.

TEMPERATURE RECORDS FOR OKLAHOMA CITY DATE BACK TO 1891.

impressive...this pattern would have produced 1-3" of snow yesterday and more the next day and night if it was late January...

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impressive...this pattern would have produced 1-3" of snow yesterday and more the next day and night if it was late January...

We had a nice extended light to occasionally moderate rain during the nighttime hours as well. I think a fluffy 2-4 could have been produced. We can only hope that we get waves developing on the back side of cold fronts this winter.

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Yeah even without the rain there is that raw cool feeilng in the air again today. It actually felt nicer this morning. Looks like clouds will hang on most of tomorrow as well.

Pretty impressed to see EWR down to 43 this morning.

High temp bust for most today - originally progged upper 50s, but clouds rolled in a couple hours after sunrise. Still only 50F and OVC here NW of PHL.

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Surprised there's less talk about what seems to be a short term model discrepancy, even among the higher resolution models. The NAM last night was very amplified and close to the coast but seems to be shifting away from that solution today.

Last nights 00z run: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/WRF_0z/f36.gif

Latest 18z run: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/WRF_18z/f18.gif

And then the much weaker NMM: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/ETAEAST_18z/f21.gif

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Surprised there's less talk about what seems to be a short term model discrepancy, even among the higher resolution models. The NAM last night was very amplified and close to the coast but seems to be shifting away from that solution today.

Last nights 00z run: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/WRF_0z/f36.gif

Latest 18z run: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/WRF_18z/f18.gif

And then the much weaker NMM: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/ETAEAST_18z/f21.gif

I hope this isn't something we can look forward to this winter.

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