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Post by F me, I quit America on Apr 27, 2023 18:05:55 GMT -5
Hot as hell, or maybe hotter. Or maybe we'll get lucky and it will be a little cooler, which has happened before. A breeze for a while is guaranteed, and there will be bent canopy frames.
And there's a good chance it will rain at some point but not the whole time. 99% chance it won't snow, and there probably won't be a polar vortex or hail. Only a slim but nonzero chance of tornadoes, and I like our odds on that.
It's gonna be partly cloudy and 85 degrees all weekend, with a small sprinkle in the mornings to keep the dust down 🤗
Did a little digging just out of curiosity, and it looks like we might be significantly cooler than last year, as far as average temp this summer in the southeast goes. Last year was a La Nina, this year looks to be an El Nino year, so statistically it will likely be cooler and wetter. As long as we don't hit triple digits I'll be a happy camper.
Your lips to God's ears... I live at Snowshoe, WV. Last week it snowed three days and we ended up with 15 inches...I've never shoveled snow in May before.
Can't believe we're not talking about this yet, so here goes....
Anyone heard of any projections? I know...hot as Hell.
You have to figure that no forecast is legitimate more than 5 days out though they can get close within 10 days. The phone apps that project out 10-20-45 days mostly just go back to climatology. And for June in and around Nashville, that's a rough average of 87/65 with 7 days of rain (+/- 4") in the month.
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It could be dry. The early forecasts are still very, um, early. (Just trying to be positive, not contrary LOL) This Weather Underground forecast is suspiciously consistent from day to day.
I just checked five different websites and they gave me 5 wildly different answers
Accuweather is usually the best site to choose. We are avoiding a storm now, but we are getting drizzle points. 0.04in total which is nothing. This is the most probable analysis - BRING YOUR HOODIES
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I just checked five different websites and they gave me 5 wildly different answers
Accuweather is usually the best site to choose. We are avoiding a storm now, but we are getting drizzle points. 0.04in total which is nothing. This is the most probable analysis - BRING YOUR HOODIES
accuweather has 2 forecasts for Manchester, but this one is from Eagleville, for some reason
the actual manchester one is 3-5 degrees cooler every day, though it's probably too early to trust Saturday or Sunday forecasts
Accuweather is usually the best site to choose. We are avoiding a storm now, but we are getting drizzle points. 0.04in total which is nothing. This is the most probable analysis - BRING YOUR HOODIES
accuweather has 2 forecasts for Manchester, but this one is from Eagleville, for some reason
the actual manchester one is 3-5 degrees cooler every day, though it's probably too early to trust Saturday or Sunday forecasts
Just missing the huge storm that was supposed to float through is a win. We are only getting the tail it seems. Temp wise - yes, I've noticed multiple changes and like I said: Bring your hoodies
Post by 3post1jack1 on Jun 12, 2023 7:17:58 GMT -5
Would be incredible if we stayed out of the 90s all weekend.
Everyone pack pants and a hoodie/sweatshirt just in case. Remember 2019 Thursday night how chilly it got. The 60s at night feel even chillier when you've been in the sun all day.
