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September 2016 General Discussion


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13 hours ago, Powerball said:

lol at the 00z GFS and the EURO. Completely backed off on the "cool down" in the extended.

I wouldn't mind it if the cool down never arrives. The question is how good is this fall going to be compared to 2007? This September up to this point is one of my favorites as far as Septembers go and its wild how it still feels like its the middle of summer. Had some lows at 20ºC give or take...that just doesn't happen around here in mid-Sept. Still getting more out of the compensation package for the 2014 fiasco.
 

13 hours ago, cyclone77 said:


 

The longer it waits the more dramatic it will be when we finally get a major push of cold.  Maybe it will help spin up a big fall storm in the process.

Yep. I'm not looking for it but if it happens it better have some serious fireworks associated with it.
 

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2 hours ago, weatherbo said:

45 this morning... normal around  44. Northern lights were out a good deal of the night, however, the moon was still so bright it muted them.

Seasonal daytime highs, but the trend of warmer nights continue. As a whole, running 3.5 warm for the month.

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Man, that looks nice.  Have mid 80s/mid 60s in the point here through Saturday.  

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35 minutes ago, Powerball said:

DTW made it to 84*F DESPITE altostratus setting up over the area and limiting solar insolation this morning.

This September will not be denied, lol. 

The biggest question will be this weekend. Hopefully that backdoor front doesn't come in as much as forecast.

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Sunset is now taking place before 7pm.  Already lost over an hour and a half of sunlight in the evenings.  It may still feel like summer, but the wheels are set in motion for major changes.  Hard to believe that it actually snowed here 4 days from now back in 1942.  Seems completely unfathomable given how warm it's been this month.  

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very wet pattern for late September 

flooding issues seem likely over time from central MN southeast towards NE IA in WI....and often, like today. outflows will push the precip more south then what models show

another thing to keep in mind while its not March, its not July either, there is less growing vegetation to soak up the runoff/standing water and the corn crop is dried up too

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wow on the widespread heavy rain the past few hours 

worst hit northern MSP area

ULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED   FLASH FLOOD WARNING   NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN   1111 PM CDT WED SEP 21 2016    

 

  ..FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY FOR MAPLE GROVE...BROOKLYN PARK   AND   JUST NORTH OF FRIDLEY...    

 

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN THE TWIN CITIES HAS ISSUED A     * FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR...   NORTHEASTERN HENNEPIN COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL MINNESOTA...   SOUTH CENTRAL ANOKA COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL MINNESOTA...     * UNTIL 400 AM CDT     * AT 1106 PM CDT...EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS REPORTED   WIDESPREAD...SIGNIFICANT FLOODING OCCURRING ACROSS THE WARNED   AREA.

 

6 TO 9 INCHES OF RAIN HAVE ALREADY FALLEN AND 2 TO 3 MORE   INCHES ARE LIKELY AS ADDITIONAL THUNDERSTORMS PUSH ACROSS THE   AREA. WIDESPREAD...SIGNIFICANT FLOODING IS OCCURRING!  

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