Unseasonably cool weather likely to hold through middle of August

ABC17 ^ | August 1, 2017

[SMGFan]

The official start to fall is still seven weeks away, but as of late it feels like it has arrived early. Temperatures for the most part have been in the lower 80s across Mid-Missouri, following a brutal heat wave that impacted Mid-Missouri in July. The cool weather has been welcoming and there are signs that we'll see even cooler weather track into the region.p Thanks to a series of rare cold fronts this summer, temperatures have struggled to climb back to average in Mid-Missouri. That changes as we head into Wednesday, as temperatures will moderate back towards seasonable averages. Average highs for the first week of August is in the upper 80s, with lows in the mid 60s. The seasonable trend will be very brief in nature, as another rare summer cold front will track through the Midwest and bring us the coolest weather we've seen in quite some time.

[daniel1212]

Well, they sure got June of this year wrong. Why should I believe them for August? And I *KNOW* better than to believe them. And I don’t because *hot* for August is not panning out right now. Right now we are, again, cooler than average.

But it just HAS to be warmer than average to keep the narrative of the ClimateChange church consistent.

Warmer temps at night while cooler than average in the day can help the overall average to be higher than it seems, but the whole summer has been cooler than average here.

Yet the consistent pattern of a few days of sun (never more than a week it seems) followed by rain has been very good for the garden, thanks be to God.

[daniel1212]

And to be consistent (never any below temps predicted ):

Sep-Oct-Nov 2017 temp

Aug-Sep-Oct 2017 prcp

Dec-Jan-Feb 2017/18

Dec-Jan-Feb 2017/18

Mar-Apr-May 2018

But afterward they do not offer maps of how these forecasts turn out.

2017 -2018 Winter Weather Forecast / Outlook

The Climate Prediction Center is issuing some initial information on their official winter weather outlook for the 2017 – 2018 season. NOAA models are currently calling for mostly equal chances for average precipitation with above average temperatures for the months of December, January, February and March. http://unofficialnetworks.com/2017/07/31/2018-winter-weather-forecast-el-nino-or-la-nina/