Climate outlooks
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that the heaviest rain for the next week is expected off the coast in the Gulf of Mexico with an extension into southern Florida. Other areas of the Southeast will receive more moderate amounts of around an inch near the coasts and a half to one inch farther inland.…
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The State Climate Office of North Carolina has published their climate summary for December 2015 at https://climate.ncsu.edu/climateblog?id=170&h=5666e5c1. They also have an discussion on the outlook for the rest of winter which covers the Southeast, so you may want to read it even if you live outside of North Carolina.
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Many of you are probably sick of the rain that has been falling for the past two weeks, at least in the wet areas of the Southeast. You will be happy to know that most of the storms that pass through the area in the next week are expected to drop the majority of their…
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By Monday rain will start to return to the Southeast and is expected to affect the area for most of the week. Parts of Alabama and southwest Georgia, especially near the coast, could see several inches. The only place that should be mostly dry is southern Florida, which is recovering from heavy rains last week.…
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The latest outlook maps from the Climate Prediction Center were released today. They are shown below. They continue to show patterns that are associated with a moderate to strong El Niño signal. The most likely place for cool and wet conditions is the Florida panhandle, with less certainty the farther north you go. However, unusually…
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This weekend should be dry for most of the Southeast, but rain returns with a strong front on Sunday night into Monday, and rain will continue for most of the week. The 7-day QPF shows that most of the Southeast will receive an inch or more. Only the southern half of the Florida peninsula will…
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The latest 7-day QPF shows that little rain is expected for the Southeast in the next week. The only exception is very far southern Florida and the area right along the East Coast. By comparison, look at the Pacific Northwest, where amounts of more than 20 inches are expected in some locations. Where would you…
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