September 2024
- tireman4
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I am starting this thread to show when the temperatures really start to cool off. Seasonally, the first front ( wind direction change and lower dewpoints) comes through the CWA around the latter end of September.
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Can't wait! The problem around here is that highs stay in the 90s for virtually the entire month.
Also, we can still hit 100°F in the first 10-14 days easily.
Also, we can still hit 100°F in the first 10-14 days easily.
I’m surprised that we have never recorded any snowfall in Houston in September.
Kidding
Kidding
Meteorologist Rob Perillo (KATC - Lafayette, La; my hometown news station) posted on FB yesterday that Euro Ensemble models are showing "a healthy cool front" coming down around mid-September. Not sure if applicable at all for SE TX or not, but worth keeping an eye on.
North Carolina is seeing that significant front as well. Lows in the low 60s and lower DPs are projected here. Give me a few months of mild weather to get into shape.Pas_Bon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2024 8:43 am Meteorologist Rob Perillo (KATC - Lafayette, La; my hometown news station) posted on FB yesterday that Euro Ensemble models are showing "a healthy cool front" coming down around mid-September. Not sure if applicable at all for SE TX or not, but worth keeping an eye on.
Last Fall wasn't too bad. One long Indian summer and into the SETX "winter." That's all I ask. IXNAY on the 70°F DPs.
Science has a long way to go. A few days ago, we had 90% chance of rain for Friday and Saturday and I believe 60% chance for Thursday. We got a lot of rain on Thursday and very little on Friday or today. Even yesterday the chances were very high today and there was barely anything on radar all day.
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What happend to the wash out this weekend?
Easterlies are carrying some showers, mostly N of I-10.
Well now LSU lost. Rough weekend for the Tigers and Aggies. Lincoln Riley’s team has a defense now.. what the….?
Ended up picking up a surprising 1.4” tonight.
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The overnight Euro has multiple shots of cooler air over the next 10 days, its possible we may get an early fall, summer is losing its grip
So rain chances have been lowered again today to 40%
This keeps happening. They’ll advertise 70, 80, 90% chance of rain and then the day of, they lower it to 40 or 50%
I keep waiting. Nothing but sprinkles since Thursday. The grass under the shade is curled-up dry again, too.
This keeps happening. They’ll advertise 70, 80, 90% chance of rain and then the day of, they lower it to 40 or 50%
I keep waiting. Nothing but sprinkles since Thursday. The grass under the shade is curled-up dry again, too.
One thing I want everyone to actually stop and read slowly….
It is September 2nd. We are about to get our first solid cool front within 7 days. There is a distinct possibility that - at least in coastal areas - we may not see much in the way of 90°+ temps again AT ALL until next April/May.
Let that sink in. Carry on.
It is September 2nd. We are about to get our first solid cool front within 7 days. There is a distinct possibility that - at least in coastal areas - we may not see much in the way of 90°+ temps again AT ALL until next April/May.
Let that sink in. Carry on.
I see a potential low of 59°F in a week. ENE winds - the easterly breeze this morning feels pretty good out there, even with a DP in the 70s.
Insane. I’ll take it all day long. It wouldn’t even be Sept 15th at that point. Has to be one of the earliest significant fronts in recent memory.
Labor Day B*U*S*T up here.jasons2k wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 7:16 am So rain chances have been lowered again today to 40%
This keeps happening. They’ll advertise 70, 80, 90% chance of rain and then the day of, they lower it to 40 or 50%
I keep waiting. Nothing but sprinkles since Thursday. The grass under the shade is curled-up dry again, too.
Up in CLL. Not HOU or especially below I-10.
Still, it would be unusual.