Today is a cooler respite with temperatures in the 60s and DPs in the 50s up in CLL. It won't last long.
Unfortunately, the Miami weather omen turned out to be true as a distracted Colin Klein and Elko poorly managed Marcel Reed in the fierce and swirling winds. 3 critical turnovers. Cristobal did an excellent job reducing the chance of a Beck mistake and INTs. More running and short, quick slant patterns and short diagonal passes to the periphery.
A week of heat ahead starting Monday - Sunday with more seasonable temps beginning the 29th.
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DoctorMu we dont talk about that game, im not sure their was a football game on saturday 
, that outcome is almost as depressing as seeing the temperature forecast for christmas
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We're a volleyball school now.
DPs dipped into the 40s around noon. Hovering in the 50s with a NW breeze hanging on. Nice afternoon!
The long-term forecasts are converging on more humid Miami weather until next Sunday when a FROPA heralds in seasonable temps.
DPs dipped into the 40s around noon. Hovering in the 50s with a NW breeze hanging on. Nice afternoon!
The long-term forecasts are converging on more humid Miami weather until next Sunday when a FROPA heralds in seasonable temps.
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That's what I'm seeing. Next Sunday we transition back to seasonable norms.
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1st day of winter and feels like the middle of spring.
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DP = 68°F now in CLL. Yuck.
Christmas in Miami for the week ahead...courtesy of the ridge we've been seeing in the forecast for awhile.
Next Sunday and Monday begin a more dynamic and seasonable pattern of cold fronts. We could see a mild freeze or two. Typical prog for very early "winter" and New Year in SETX.
GEFS Ensemble is more eastward biased with the cold, GEPS is more westward biased. Models vary. My daughter brought up snow, but I don't see much precip. ahead...maybe with the first FROPA. A reinforcing front is possible around the 2nd.
Christmas in Miami for the week ahead...courtesy of the ridge we've been seeing in the forecast for awhile.
Next Sunday and Monday begin a more dynamic and seasonable pattern of cold fronts. We could see a mild freeze or two. Typical prog for very early "winter" and New Year in SETX.
GEFS Ensemble is more eastward biased with the cold, GEPS is more westward biased. Models vary. My daughter brought up snow, but I don't see much precip. ahead...maybe with the first FROPA. A reinforcing front is possible around the 2nd.
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At this point ill take seasonable temps as a win, certainly a lot better than low to mid 80’s

la nina cant be gone soon enough
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I'd be OK with 80°F and a DP of 45°F, but not > 65°F.
In 30 years I virtually never saw DPs near 70° in CLL near the end of December. In the last 3-4 years we've experienced them on quite a few days.
In 30 years I virtually never saw DPs near 70° in CLL near the end of December. In the last 3-4 years we've experienced them on quite a few days.
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Don't want to get excited, but the GEFS/ GEPS ensembles are starting to look extremely interesting between the 29th- new years eve

pretty aggressive signal
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I'm not seeing anything really exciting. Both at 0z Ensemble runs are a little colder than 12z, but not a lot. Maybe a light freeze from NW Harris Co. toward CLL...and that's only on GEPS.


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DoctorMu tropical tidbits doesnt have an option on ensembles that show precipitation maps , weatherbell has an option for ensembles which shows 6- hour precipitation types more than just rain included, thats why i said it looks rather interesting
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How does this cold look coming down tho? Will the majority of it still go east of here like it has the past couple times? We need it to drive straight south not glance us