Fall 2019

[NismoWx]

I don't think anyone expected this...

I hate the radar no man's land out there.

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[snowdog]

Anyone notice those cold fronts in the extended aren't getting as much push south and east as expected once it gets closer to verification? Really impressive ridging this fall.

[cgauxknox]

It's difficult to say just how nice it is to have cool weather and a steady rain settling in this morning 

I hope the whole board gets to enjoy the change we've been waiting on for so long.

[mempho]

Ding Dong,
The Witch is Dead,
The Witch is Dead
Ding Dong,
The Wicked Witch is Dead

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[snowdog]

Ding Dong,
The Witch is Dead,
The Witch is Dead
Ding Dong,
The Wicked Witch is Dead

She ain't dead yet, but she's close. Still a few 80+ degree days left in the forecast.

[Bruce]

Anyone notice those cold fronts in the extended aren't getting as much push south and east as expected once it gets closer to verification? Really impressive ridging this fall.

yeah. Going be a lot of broken

[Clarksville Snowman]

Never have really seen where a early snowpack to our north and west helped us during winter lately, but that has to be a pretty good early season snowpack being established in the Montana and parts of the Dakota's and Wyoming area. Does anybody keep up with what is normal or average snowpack for the west and northwest areas for this time of year? Does anyone have a take on how it affects our winter weather or if it does and under what conditions is it most likely to affect our winter weather chances? I have heard others talk about it before and it just seems to me it doesn't produce the impact that some advertise many times, hope I am wrong and I probably am. Comments and thoughts welcomed. If this belongs in winter thread my apologies in advance.

[StormNine]

Never have really seen where a early snowpack to our north and west helped us during winter lately, but that has to be a pretty good early season snowpack being established in the Montana and parts of the Dakota's and Wyoming area. Does anybody keep up with what is normal or average snowpack for the west and northwest areas for this time of year? Does anyone have a take on how it affects our winter weather or if it does and under what conditions is it most likely to affect our winter weather chances? I have heard others talk about it before and it just seems to me it doesn't produce the impact that some advertise many times, hope I am wrong and I probably am. Comments and thoughts welcomed. If this belongs in winter thread my apologies in advance.

I will say this I haven't seen that much action in that neck of the words this time of year since 2013 and 2014.  Whether it helps us out later probably can't be answered but what it does show is that we have a strong northern stream of the jet stream at work.   
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Take a moment to awe yourselves at this temperature drop that Montana is about to experience. 

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[joemomma]

Impressive.  We've been watching the Kevin Costner Yellowstone show for the past couple of weeks.  ALMOST makes you want to move out West.

[dwagner88]

The break in the heat is welcome, but this was a pitiful rain event. Less than 0.15

[Clarksville Snowman]

We got 2.5 inches here, much needed. Hope everyone cashes in soon.

[Flash]

We got 2.5 inches here, much needed. Hope everyone cashes in soon.

Dickson county was a smash spot on Sunday (check Cocorahs). Finished with a hair under 4" with a max 3.83"/hour rate at one point. I'm sure future rain events will reach east TN as the month rolls along.

[StormNine]

A recurving Typhoon could make things more interesting for the Western/Central USA in the long-range.  The broad nature of possible trough may also be of interest to us as we go later in October. 

[Bruce]

A recurving Typhoon could make things more interesting for the Western/Central USA in the long-range.  The broad nature of possible trough may also be of interest to us as we go later in October.

hear you ... I

[Eric]

hear you ... I