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September 2022 General Discussion


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Atrocious wx continues here, this is the earliest I've needed the heat on. Dark, cold and rainy for 3 days already then I see this (normally I don't check this anymore for good reason but something forced me to):

 

Is this a joke? :arrowhead: And here I was hoping for a repeat of 2017 during the period. I better stop as its the opposite! As soon as the calendar turned to autumn it was full-on s***. 

Worst Sep Local 7 Day TWN Forecast Sep 25 2022.png

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8 minutes ago, Torchageddon said:

Atrocious wx continues here, this is the earliest I've needed the heat on. Dark, cold and rainy for 3 days already then I see this (normally I don't check this anymore for good reason but something forced me to):

 

Is this a joke? :arrowhead: And here I was hoping for a repeat of 2017 during the period. I better stop as its the opposite! As soon as the calendar turned to autumn it was full-on s***. 

Worst Sep Local 7 Day TWN Forecast Sep 25 2022.png

I don't miss that crap at all.

You have my condolences...

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Lake effect precipitation is expected to largely remain to our
east through most of the day Tuesday as a northwesterly fetch
continues over Lake Michigan. This does look to change, however,
as the flow veers more northerly down the lake Tuesday night as a
large area of surface high pressure begins to build into the Upper
Midwest. This should thus favor the best chance for lake effect
precipitation over Lake and Porter counties in northwestern IN for
a period Tuesday night. The potential even exists for the flow to
veer more north-northeasterly for a period late Tuesday night
into Wednesday morning, which could push any lake effect
precipitation into parts of the Cook county. Lake induced
thermodyamics on the lake will be quite impressive into Tuesday
night, with 850 mb to lake surface delta T`s near 20C and lake
induced equilibrium heights up to 26,000 feet. This suggests that
not only will lake effect showers be favored, but also possible
thunderstorms. Forecast guidance is also suggesting that a land
breeze convergence zone will develop over southern Lake Michigan
late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, which would help focus
the development of thunderstorms into the southern and
southwestern shores of the lake. This also looks to be a favorable
setup for waterspouts on the lake during this period!
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On 9/25/2022 at 4:17 PM, Torchageddon said:

Atrocious wx continues here, this is the earliest I've needed the heat on. Dark, cold and rainy for 3 days already then I see this (normally I don't check this anymore for good reason but something forced me to):

 

Is this a joke? :arrowhead: And here I was hoping for a repeat of 2017 during the period. I better stop as its the opposite! As soon as the calendar turned to autumn it was full-on s***. 

 

It's getting to me here too.  SAD is already starting.  I will be happy when it snows, but this dark dreary drippy s*** is useless.

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2 hours ago, Hoosier said:
Lake effect precipitation is expected to largely remain to our
east through most of the day Tuesday as a northwesterly fetch
continues over Lake Michigan. This does look to change, however,
as the flow veers more northerly down the lake Tuesday night as a
large area of surface high pressure begins to build into the Upper
Midwest. This should thus favor the best chance for lake effect
precipitation over Lake and Porter counties in northwestern IN for
a period Tuesday night. The potential even exists for the flow to
veer more north-northeasterly for a period late Tuesday night
into Wednesday morning, which could push any lake effect
precipitation into parts of the Cook county. Lake induced
thermodyamics on the lake will be quite impressive into Tuesday
night, with 850 mb to lake surface delta T`s near 20C and lake
induced equilibrium heights up to 26,000 feet. This suggests that
not only will lake effect showers be favored, but also possible
thunderstorms. Forecast guidance is also suggesting that a land
breeze convergence zone will develop over southern Lake Michigan
late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, which would help focus
the development of thunderstorms into the southern and
southwestern shores of the lake. This also looks to be a favorable
setup for waterspouts on the lake during this period!

Kind of annoyed the more interesting weather is missing to my southwest, but I still get the dark clouds and dreary cold of course.

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36 minutes ago, frostfern said:

It's getting to me here too.  SAD is already starting.  I will be happy when it snows, but this dark dreary drippy s*** is useless.

I haven't felt the onset of SAD yet, but another 1 or 2 days of this I might. I've actually gotten a jolt to the noggin from the change of seasons which temporary gives me more energy, motivation, and ideas even during the first snowfall.

This is perhaps the rainiest non-storm day of the year - at least 28 mm or 1.1 inches so far. I got up to a rate of 3mm/h or .12 in/h . The historic rain event of last Sep a year and a few days ago I recall a rate of 5.5mm at one point like a t-storm downpour. As my hourly showed I'm getting brief heavy rain spells. Meager sunlight and rainbows this morning with the ominous darkness to the north at the beginning of this rain storm.

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