Where the weather is: Miami — Flood Watch · Cleveland — the 13-day run above normal ended · New Orleans — a record yesterday: yesterday's 1.14 inches of rain is the most rain on record for the date (past the 0.89 inches from 1979) · Baltimore — the 6-day run above normal ended · Pittsburgh — the 12-day run above normal ended · Rochester — Wed 20° above normal
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Where the weather is · Sunday, November 1

Flood Watch through Monday, 1 to 3 inches of rain

Miami, FL · Flood Watch

Miami is under a Flood Watch until 3 PM Monday, and most of the weather models land between about 1 and 3 inches of rain, with the bulk falling from 4 PM today to 8 AM Tuesday. There's no single…

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surface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughstationary frontwarm frontsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughcold frontcold frontstationary frontsurface troughsurface troughsurface troughcold frontsurface troughwarm fronthigh · 1021 mbH1021high · 1034 mbH1034low · 1004 mbL1004low · 1006 mbL1006low · 1004 mbL1004low · 1010 mbL1010 Austin, TX — October: 2.11 in, -2.14 vs normalAustinSan Diego, CA — receipt: high 74° vs a 72° call · Beach Hazards StatementSan DiegoSteamboat Springs, CO — Wed, Nov 4 spans 38–58°Steamboat SpringsUkiah, CA — Tue, Nov 3 spans 52–70°UkiahDallas, TX — 12 straight days above normal (avg +6.3°)DallasLos Angeles, CA — receipt: high 72° vs a 68° callLos AngelesDestin, FL — Rip Current StatementDestinLas Vegas, NV — quiet todayLas VegasProvincetown, MA — quiet todayProvincetown Cleveland, OH — the 13-day run above normal ended · a fact worth telling · 14 days without rain · October: 2.24 in, -1.36 vs normal · Mon, Nov 2 spans 58–73°ClevelandMiami, FL — Flood Watch · rain median 2.1 in · 4 straight days above normal (avg +3°) · October: 4.9 in, -2.75 vs normal · receipt: high 85° vs a 85° callMiamiNew Orleans, LA — a record yesterday: yesterday's 1.14 inches of rain is the most rain on record for the date (past the 0.89 inches from 1979) · 6 straight days above normal (avg +3°) · receipt: 1.14 in fell (runs said 0.1)New OrleansBaltimore, MD — the 6-day run above normal ended · 14 days without rain · October: 2.61 in, -1.33 vs normal · receipt: high 62° vs a 62° callPittsburgh, PA — the 12-day run above normal ended · 15 days without rain · Mon, Nov 2 spans 53–69°PittsburghRochester, NY — Wed 20° above normal · 4 straight days above normal (avg +9.5°) · October: 1.47 in, -1.75 vs normal · receipt: high 56° vs a 57° callRochesterRehoboth Beach, DE — the 6-day run above normal ended · 14 days without rain · October: 2.24 in, -1.87 vs normalDenver, CO — a fact worth telling · the 4-day run above normal ended · receipt: high 58° vs a 62° callDenverFoxfield, CO — a fact worth telling · the 4-day run above normal ended · receipt: high 58° vs a 62° callFoxfieldAtlanta, GA — 5 straight days above normal (avg +5.6°) · 20 days without rain · Sun, Nov 1 spans 55–69° · receipt: high 72° vs a 72° callAtlantaColorado Springs, CO — a fact worth telling · 5 straight days above normal (avg +5.6°) · receipt: high 65° vs a 64° callColorado SpringsPhiladelphia, PA — the 6-day run above normal ended · 14 days without rain · receipt: high 61° vs a 62° callPhiladelphiaGreat Falls, MT — a fact worth telling · receipt: busted by 7°: 45° against a 52° call · Dense Fog AdvisoryGreat FallsSeattle, WA — 4 straight days below normal (avg -3°) · October: 1.29 in, -2.62 vs normal · receipt: high 54° vs a 52° callSeattleBluffton, SC — 19 days without rain · October: 2.06 in, -1.66 vs normal · receipt: high 72° vs a 75° callBoston, MA — 15 days without rain · October: 2.08 in, -1.95 vs normal · receipt: high 55° vs a 53° callBostonNew York, NY — 14 days without rain · October: 2.22 in, -2.16 vs normal · receipt: high 58° vs a 59° callNew YorkTybee Island, GA — 20 days without rain · October: 2.06 in, -1.66 vs normal · receipt: high 71° vs a 73° callTybee IslandChicago, IL — a fact worth telling · October: 2.14 in, -1.34 vs normalChicagoPensacola, FL — 7 straight days above normal (avg +2.6°) · October: 12.23 in, +7.53 vs normal · Rip Current StatementPensacolaFort Collins, CO — a fact worth telling · 4 straight days above normal (avg +6.5°)Fort CollinsSan Francisco, CA — 6 straight days below normal (avg -2.7°) · receipt: high 65° vs a 63° call · Coastal Flood AdvisorySan FranciscoSalt Lake City, UT — a fact worth telling · receipt: high 61° vs a 62° callSalt Lake CityArlington, VA — 14 days without rain · October: 2.08 in, -1.58 vs normalArlingtonRichmond, VA — 14 days without rain · October: 2.08 in, -1.31 vs normalRichmondSavannah, GA — 20 days without rain · October: 2.06 in, -1.66 vs normalSavannahWashington, DC — 14 days without rain · October: 2.08 in, -1.58 vs normalWashingtonBirmingham, AL — 20 days without rain · 12 straight days above normal (avg +5.5°)BirminghamSebastopol, CA — October: 0.33 in, -1.32 vs normal · Coastal Flood AdvisorySebastopolPlano, TX — 12 straight days above normal (avg +6.3°) · receipt: high 77° vs a 74° callPlano

something's happening  ·  quiet  ·  colored = an alert in effect  ·  cold front   warm   stationary  · H/L = pressure centers · src: WPC analysis, 18Z

Worth knowing today

02Cleveland, OH69°the 13-day run above normal ended
Monday's high leans cooler, near 67°

Monday's forecast high is 67°, a notch under NWS's 69°, and most of the models put it between 60° and 68° — an unusually wide split for a day out. A weak wave of…

03New Orleans, LA77°a record yesterday: yesterday's 1.14 inches of rain is the most rain on record for the date (past the 0.89 inches from 1979)
Halloween's 1.14 inches of rain set a record

Saturday's 1.14 inches of rain in New Orleans broke the Oct 31 record of 0.89 inches from 1979. Friday's weather models had centered near a tenth of an inch, so the…

04Baltimore, MD63°the 6-day run above normal ended
Wednesday's rain chance cut from 42% to 17%

Wednesday night's rain chance dropped 25 points, from 42% to 17%, because the low lifting out of the mid-Mississippi Valley now looks to hold the steady rain until…

05Pittsburgh, PA65°the 12-day run above normal ended
Monday's high hinges on a weak warm front

Monday's forecast high is 68°, leaning warm, though most of the models put it between 56° and 67°, an unusually wide split for a day out. A moisture-laden wave…

06Rochester, NY65°Wed 20° above normal
Wednesday's high now 76°, a rare early-November warmth

We've bumped Wednesday's high from 72° to 76°, and Tuesday's from 68° to 72°, as a deep trough over the Plains builds a ridge north over the East and steady south…

07Rehoboth Beach, DE57°the 6-day run above normal ended
Dry streak reaches 15 days, rain due Thursday

Rehoboth Beach has gone 14 straight days without measurable rain since Oct 18, and a dry afternoon makes 15, with the 1036 mb high parked about 120 miles north…

08Denver, CO55°a fact worth telling
Still no first snow in Denver

Denver's average first measurable snow comes Oct 19, and this year's still hasn't arrived; only 24 of 104 years went this long without one (records since 1921). This…

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