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He tells weenies what they want to hear, and suckers like you eat it up.

Oh yes, it's so "fun" to go into the fantasy range of models and look for cold fronts producing unfathomably cold air masses. Oblivious to the fact that IF such an air mass verified, an early killing frost would transpire; the growers and the economy would not benefit very greatly too. This, of course, will occur right after our late start to spring.

How old are you, 12?

Wow, people already with 240 GFS "output". That's pretty sad.

Models keep showing warmth rebuilding by next week after this short lived cool spell coming up this weekend.

Wtf does 'stinging' mean, and what's the difference between 'bitter & snowy' and 'frigid & flaky'?

most likely won't, just like the heatwave last week never verified (for the great lakes region).

This is a non-event for north of I-80.

This month was mostly an "up" month in terms of temperatures, definitely a change from July which was characterized by deep troughs.

As with every warm-up and cool-down, it will be moderated.

October's probably going to be chilly.

All other models are showing a ridge developing...

Repeat of last September could be a possibility.

Would have been a true heat wave with multiple days in the 90's hadn't it been for all the convective activity. We've just been unlucky with the heat this year (or lucky if you want to look at it that way). Though August will most likely finish with a positive departure in terms of temperatures.

The cooler air keeps getting pushed back. The warmth sticks around through Wednesday of next week.