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October 2024 General Discussion


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On 10/27/2024 at 1:03 PM, Chambana said:

Appears a much needed pattern change could be coming to close out October and open up November. As much as I’m loving the wall to wall sunshine, I’m jonesing for a wound up fall system. 

The wall to wall sunshine has been amazing and enjoyable for sure.   Definitely looking forward to it becoming more active.   It was very nice hearing rain this morning.  Plus I am ready to be done with the bugs/beetles; while they have decreased, I want them gone!!  

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2 hours ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Looks like the lower Mississippi might approach the record low levels set last October in the upcoming days. Army Corps going to be out there doing some dredging work, I'm sure.

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Relief may be soon on the way for parts of the region.

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50 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Wow, mighty impressive. Must be one of the latest 80F days on record in South Bend, I'd reckon.

This is the third latest 80 degree day on record in South Bend. The latest 80+ day is November 1st, done twice, when it hit 82 on November 1, 1950 and 80 on November 1, 1933.

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Record high of 80 yesterday for Minneapolis. The 2nd latest 80 on record behind 10/31/1950.

 

Winter storm warnings north of the metro. Someone in central Minnesota will see 3-6 of slushy accumulation tomorrow. My confidence is increasing that at the very least I’ll see first flakes imby tomorrow.

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An impressive stat about yesterday. The average of the day ended up at 73.5 degrees at Madison. It beat the latest daily average above 73 degrees by 8 days. The average date of last day this warm is September 11th, so yesterday broke that average by 48 days(!). To put it in perspective, in spring the earliest date this warm was April 16th, and the average first day this warm isn't until May 26th. The significance of a daily average of 73 at Madison is that it's warmer than the 30-year daily average for the average temperature of the warmest stretch of summer from July 2nd to 30th. So even in the peak of summer, a daily average of 73.5 would be considered an above-normal day. And we had a day with that on October 29th. That's pretty crazy.

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2 hours ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

Models say this is underdone but ground temps must be near record warmth for this time of year. 

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We shall see. WSWtch from 7am-4pm tomorrow. During the day, will be hard to get accum with warm ground, and marginal temps. It's going to have snow pretty hard to get up to 6" in that short period of time. If this were overnight, it would be in the bag, I think, with possibly a little more. Just a cold rain for me here on the shore which is typical this time of year. 

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