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Sweaty Fall Is Still Here, Why So Hot?
87° in fall is not unconscionable, but it is unacceptable. Still, it’s way better than winter, which is a horrible season and if you disagree we cannot be friends with me and Paul.
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The First Day of Fall!
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Say hello to fall!
The Fall Equinox was at 3:22 AM this morning, which is when the sun shines directly over the equator. Equinox is latin for equal days and equal nights.
Even though we welcome the fall season, it isn’t necessarily going to feel like fall. We are still wedged in between the a trough and ridge. Humidity has increased today with dew points in the upper 50s this afternoon.
Quiet Start to Fall, but Rain Chances Return Friday
Nice Week Ahead, A Peek At Pilgrimage
Quiet Week Ahead
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We hit 83° today.
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No Rain This Week
Temps will warm a bit every day. Starting Monday: 81° – 84° – 84° – 85° – 84°, then 82° on Saturday.
Not Much Happening. So We’re Looking At When Something May Happen.
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The radar works. There’s just nothing on it.
Another Long Dry Stretch Starts Today
Much like last week, there’s no rain in the forecast this work week.
Temps will warm daily from the low 80°s to the mid-80°s.
Starting Sunday: 80° – 81° – 84° – 84° – 85° – 84°, then 82° on Saturday.
Cold Front is Here! Cooler, Dry Week Ahead
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The Cold Front Is Here!
We’ll reach 79° Sunday. Temps will be in the low 80°s — with comfortable dew points — this week.
Dry Weather Ahead
All week! The coming week looks alot like this past week — dry and cool, with high temps coming up just a little each day.
A Little Afternoon Rain (Maybe), Then Another Dry Spell
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Cold Front Arrives This Afternoon…With a Little Rain
At 11:04 AM, the cold front was entering Tennessee.
As you can see, a very weak area of showers was crawling down 24. ETA for us is mid/late afternoon…assuming it makes it.
The HRRR may be exaggerating the extent of the rain, and even it breaks it up on arrival.