Not a single severe weather warning...

[bob rulz]

...in the Lower 48. Has anyone ever seen this happen before?

[PhillyWX]

In the Fall? Yeah, it's more common than you think, especially around this time of the year. This is usually the calm before the Fall severe season kicks in.

[bob rulz]

Well, I figured that if there's any month that it would happen it would be September. I haven't been following the weather really closely for very long, but it still comes as a surprise to me. There's usually at least a wind advisory or lingering flood advisory somewhere.

[PhillyWX]

You jinxed it.

http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwat ... %20Warning

However, this is the time where you can get some pretty calm weather before the sharp cold fronts start to dig down, especially if you have a strong ridge of high pressure in the Eastern half of the country then the weather can typically be quite calm.

[bob rulz]

lol, well, it wasn't bound to last very long.

[simplykristi]

There was a severe thunderstorm warning in southern IA early this afternoon.

Kristi

[bob rulz]

There were a couple in Michigan today that I saw. But now it's back to almost nothing; one single frost advisory in the Klamath Basin of Oregon and California.

[wxmann_91]

Well, I figured that if there's any month that it would happen it would be September. I haven't been following the weather really closely for very long, but it still comes as a surprise to me. There's usually at least a wind advisory or lingering flood advisory somewhere.

Sept is one of the quietest months for severe wx, usually.

[bob rulz]

Well, I figured that if there's any month that it would happen it would be September. I haven't been following the weather really closely for very long, but it still comes as a surprise to me. There's usually at least a wind advisory or lingering flood advisory somewhere.

Sept is one of the quietest months for severe wx, usually.

Oh, I know. That's why I figured that if there were a time for no severe weather warnings, it would be in September.

[michaelwmoss]

Welp I'm going to talk about this shortly on Talkshoe.com Storm Cast Live:

http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/ta ... 843&cmd=tc

Dial in live

724-444-7444

ID#37843

Then hit 1# when prompted

[wall_cloud]

Well, I figured that if there's any month that it would happen it would be September. I haven't been following the weather really closely for very long, but it still comes as a surprise to me. There's usually at least a wind advisory or lingering flood advisory somewhere.

Sept is one of the quietest months for severe wx, usually.

Don't forget about the fall secondary peak!