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The next week look above normal here with temps in low 70s every day. Keeping the pool open until end of October. :thumbsup:

Today
Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 66. 
Saturday
Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. 
Sunday
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 71. 
Monday
Cloudy, with a high near 73. 
Tuesday
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 71.
Wednesday
Partly sunny, with a high near 72.
Thursday
Partly sunny, with a high near 74.
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5 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

Well you guys tied Buffalo so we're both sizzling together. :sun:

Ha! Noticed how I am the ONLY ONE questioning the Syracuse high temperatures though....lol

You guys have been discussing the abnormal high readings for Buffalo, while it's just been accepted that the Cuse is a furnace. 

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Looking at the pulaski COOP which is missing several days this month unfortunately, highs have been right around average (71°) but lows have been quite a bit above average (54°), average min for the month is 48°..Now it's only updated till the 26th so the last 4 days of the month will lower these numbers but with the missing data earlier in the month it's hard to know the exact numbers lol

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28 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

Ha! Noticed how I am the ONLY ONE questioning the Syracuse high temperatures though....lol

You guys have been discussing the abnormal high readings for Buffalo, while it's just been accepted that the Cuse is a furnace. 

Good point. Syracuse doesn't have a giant warm lake to its west keeping them warm at night. 

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Deeper moisture will begin to reach WNY late Saturday evening, and
gradually bring greater chances for rain showers Saturday night into
the first half of Sunday. Weak upper level ridging should initially
keep activity light, with just a tenth or two of an inch of QPF
Saturday Night through midday Sunday. Lows Saturday night will be in
the mid/upper 50s across the Lake Plains, with low 50s elsewhere.

Sunday afternoon and Sunday Night will see the better chances for
rain showers as the main surface low over the Western Great Lakes
approaches the region. Isentropic lift combined with deep moisture
within now diffluent flow aloft will likely bring widespread rain to
our entire region. Highest chances for precip will be across WNY,
and lower to the east where diffluent flow will be weaker. Upward to
a half an inch or more of rain is possible within prolonged rain and
drizzle later Sunday afternoon and through the overnight time period
Monday there should still be plenty of shower activity around with
weak low pressure approaching from the west. However, guidance
hasn`t completely nailed down the timing and then when this whole
system potentially departs the eastern Great lakes. Right now, it
does look like there will be a general trend towards drier
conditions as we head into Tuesday. Tuesday and beyond (end of this
period), it appears Canadian sourced sfc high and also building
heights aloft will likely provide dry weather across most of the
forecast area. However, not all guidance supports this idea
completely (ECMWF) and holds on to low end chances for a few
showers. That said, it does look like temperatures will average
above normal during this entire time frame with highs in the upper
60s to low 70s.

 

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6 minutes ago, Flying MXZ said:

I broke down and turned the heat on this morning.  But yes, the wife and kids don't need to hang around in shorts and t shirt all winter.

I also caved this morning and we ran the furnace.

I'm not ready to deal with the pellet stove yet, and we shouldn't need it after today.

 

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So, our highs and lows for the next 2 weeks look to be 10 to 15 degree above average. In the past, you'd think eventually cool air would move in and things would average. But, my gosh, it just seems like relentless warmth and above average anymore these days. So discouraging for cooler weather people like myself.

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For here in pulaski the average high the first week of October is 62°-64°, forecast high is 67°-70° all week.. Average lows are between 42°-44°, forecast lows are in the mid-upper 50s lol Much higher +anomalies for the minimums, not that it won't be warmer than average during the day lol

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9 hours ago, TugHillMatt said:

Ha! Noticed how I am the ONLY ONE questioning the Syracuse high temperatures though....lol

You guys have been discussing the abnormal high readings for Buffalo, while it's just been accepted that the Cuse is a furnace. 

Hmm so just the airport location goes sizzle sizzle in a Syracuse too… Strange… :sizzle:

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59 minutes ago, SouthBuffaloSteve said:

Hmm so just the airport location goes sizzle sizzle in a Syracuse too… Strange… :sizzle:

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Yeah, sometimes it's a noticeable difference, and then others times all the stations in general match up with the airport. (Usually with the furnace SW winds) It's very fickle.

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