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General Weather/Earth Sciences Topics => Weather Conditions Discussion => Topic started by: WeatherHost on January 01, 2020, 12:07:01 AM
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Starting off much above normal for many, severe for some, mild for others.
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50s forecast for today, but rain moving back in tomorrow. Rivers already on the rise (again) and 2" or so certainly won't help.
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Already hit my record low for the year. :-P
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Weird doesn't come close.
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Looks just like last winter to me...
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There's something oddly perverse about 50 degrees just before sunrise on January 2 when the normal high temperature for the day is in the low 40s.
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From NWS Hastings, NE discussion 2 Jan 2020
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I always appreciate this meteorologist who takes time to discuss the longer range forecast from time to time.
Hope there is some moisture to go along with any cold we get.
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Wonderful... :roll:
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Plenty of time yet to do a flip and get really, really nasty cold. March can be downright unpleasantly cold if it wants to.
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Thought I would add additional from Hastings, NE NWS long term discussion. Winter coming for the Plains and West?
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That's OK as long as you keep it out there.
We're on track for one of the warmest winters on record, even though we're barely into it.
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That's OK as long as you keep it out there.
We're on track for one of the warmest winters on record, even though we're barely into it.
Have you earned it? The gods/goddesses don't pass out rewards without good reason. :lol:
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They GOTTA be kiddin'!!!!!!
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Time to break out the galoshes... 8-[
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^ You misspelled 'ark'.
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^ You misspelled 'ark'.
:lol:
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Yeah, learn how to spell dude. :-)
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Yeah, learn how to spell dude. :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukvD4odgHAA
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The 4-6" band has been wavering around. Yesterday they'd dropped us to 2-3", now they're back to 3-4", so who knows if they don't?
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Forecast for around 50MPH winds could make power outages an issue considering the soggy ground.
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Been raining for the better part of 30 hours. I don't remember that happening in distant years past.
At least the highest winds didn't pan out and we didn't lose power.
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RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PADUCAH KY
1247 AM CST SUN JAN 12 2020
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT PADUCAH KY...
A RECORD DAILY RAINFALL OF 3.09 INCHES WAS SET AT PADUCAH KY
YESTERDAY, JANUARY 11. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.96 INCHES
SET IN 1980.
Now THAT's how you break a record, bust it wide open!
But CPC says the cool is coming. Last week of Jan looks to be below normal.
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80's and 60's in Florida.
The cool weather is nice but man the weather can be downright boring in winter.
Give me a squall line. Please.
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Record warmth in southern New England.
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Has been crazy warm here in NW PA. Yesterday afternoon it stayed at 64* all afternoon. Woke up this morning to 56*. Our historical average for this week is high 32* and low 18*.
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Well, it had to happen eventually. Hopefully it will be short lived:
"Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Paducah KY
551 AM CST Wed Jan 15 2020
The main story Sat night through early next week will be cold
weather. An arctic surface high with a central pressure around 1045
mb will move across the northern Plains Monday. This high will
funnel some of the coldest air so far this season into our area. The
nbm has finally come into better agreement with the colder gfs and
ecmwf mos temps, but it may still be too warm. Temps on Sunday
through Tuesday will stay mainly below freezing all day, and
overnight lows will be in the teens. "
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They called for 51 today. It's currently 61 and rising.
Will it get as cold as predicted? Colder? We'll see in a few days.
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Wet, wet, wet, Been wet. Gonna be wet.
Better'n snow though.
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Tuesday night this was the forecast:
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This morning, this is what we have:
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What's the point of a 7 day forecast when they can't even get 3 days right?
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RECORD EVENT REPORT...CORRECTION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PADUCAH
0428 PM CST TUE FEB 04 2020
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT PADUCAH KY...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 2.56 WAS SET AT PADUCAH KY TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.65 SET IN 2014.
**ADDITIONAL RAINFALL EXPECTED THIS EVENING WILL NEED
TO BE ADDED IN FOR THE FINAL RECORD**
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Marvelous.
(https://deathmetalflorist.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/the-enforcer-1976-harry-callahan-w-tyne-daly-clint-eastwood-39623344-1920-1080.jpg?w=616)
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So, for a few days, they had those kinds of graphics up along with Hydrologic Outlooks and other items. This morning I noticed the Hydro shading on the local mapping was gone. Got to the AFD and see this:
"For the period from today through Tuesday morning, total QPF will
range from one half inch in southeast missouri and southern Illinois
to close to an inch along the west Kentucky/northwest Tennessee
border. Given the lower QPF and reduced soil moistures, this should
preclude any further consideration for potential flooding concerns
early in the week."
At this point I'm guessing we'll see between nothing and 6 inches, but no one seems to know for sure.
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Can we hope that the severe was a quick shot and won't be repeated?
Nobody needs that.
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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Nashville TN
420 PM CST Wed Mar 4 2020
...Update on Davidson/Wilson/Smith County Tornado...
NWS survey teams have concluded that one long-track tornado
occurred in Davidson, Wilson, and Smith Counties on Tuesday
morning. The path of this tornado stretched roughly 50.25 miles
from beginning to end, starting in the John C Tune area and ending
3.50 miles west of Gordonsville.
Survey teams are continuing to work on where this tornado began
near the John C Tune area. The final tornado path remains subject
to revision as teams complete their survey.
$$
https://www.weather.gov/ohx/DamageSurveysfromMarch3