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This would be such a blessing from the LORD. And then if it didn't rain the rest of the month I could continue to complain about how July had above average rainfall and was "wet."7 points
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Tim might not want to look at the GEM. Stratiform drizzle on the 4th with highs struggling to break out of the low 60s.5 points
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Lets just go with the 12Z GFS through the holiday weekend... lock it in. Its shows sunshine all 3 days with highs of 80, 80, 82 at SEA.5 points
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Yeah they were both very extreme weather events. We had wind gusts here 55+ mph straight out of the stampede gap that night…with waves of 4-5 feet here in commencement bay. They were bringing in cranes from the port of Seattle into Tacoma and one of the cranes washed right into Katie downs here on the waterfront that night. Quite a few docks on the west side of the bay broke that evening.5 points
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I’m going to call the King County sheriff’s department and warn them to be on the lookout for drunk boaters with a faulty depth finder on Lake Sammamish tomorrow.4 points
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Yeah that is true. Even the Willamette Valley which peaks about 83-85 is very comfortable with normal temps. Whereas a normal high in much of the central and southern US is still in the 90s.4 points
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Life is always worth enjoying, be it under a death ridge or a dense marine layer.4 points
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12Z EPS is about the same... but the control run is a sh*t show for the 4th and 5th. So there is hope it will be 60 degrees and drizzling on the 4th.4 points
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Last years heatwave 6/26 98/71 6/27 100/72 6/28 106/68 my prediction for this round 6/25 81/57 6/26 89/58 6/27 90/604 points
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Did some research on large one-day crashes. Criteria concerns high temps, and goes as follows: at coolest 90s the first day, and at warmest 60s the day after. There are no seasonal exclusions, any two day period which fits this criteria counts. Here are the days I dug up, alongside daily precip: May: 5/21-5/22, 1963: 93°F to 67°F // 0.00" to 0.00" 5/31-6/1, 1964: 90°F to 63°F // Trace to 0.08" 5/23-5/24, 1969: 90°F to 67°F // 0.02" to 0.17" June: 6/13-6/14, 1986: 90°F to 65°F // 0.00" to 0.14" 6/13-6/14, 2002: 94°F to 68°F // 0.00" to Trace 6/4-6/5, 2009: 91°F to 68°F // Trace to 0.00" July: 7/22-7/23, 1959: 92°F to 68°F // 0.00" to 0.06" 7/29-7/30, 1960: 94°F to 67°F // 0.00" to 0.00" August: 8/4-8/5, 1952: 92°F to 68°F // 0.00" to 0.00" 8/1-8/2, 1965: 90°F to 66°F // 0.00" to 0.02" Honorable Mention: 7/23-7/24, 1991: 99°F to 70°F // 0.00" to 0.28"4 points
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New blog post by Mark tonight. He makes a good case for why PDX will hit 100. Late June 2006 and 2017 had similar setups and 850mb temps and they both got to 100.3 points
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Beautiful day. 83/47 spread for the warmest day of the year so far, but with a nice cool start. Looks hot the next three days then hopefully some relief.3 points
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Will be interesting to follow! I wish there was a good resource for JMA hovmoller plots for VP200. In the case of the EPS the forcing is coming from the tropics (MJO/GWO reinforcing low pass/La Niña background state). Whether or not it’s correct obviously still TBD. But this does follow the ENSO/low pass filtered analog pool, so there is precedent (see 2011 and 2012).3 points
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We all know it’s supposed to be in the low 60s and cloudy with on and off drizzle here June through September.3 points
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We are still in the upper 70s thanks to the first clouds in several days. The clouds are finally beginning to thin out so we should surge into the 80s for a few hours.3 points
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Some nice improvements on the ECMWF for the holiday weekend. Went in the same direction as the GFS.3 points
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edit: ( Clinton… we were posting the same thoughts at the same time! ) We could see our first tropical depression with the possibility of entering the Gulf of Mx rolling westward between Cuba and S America next week! TDs are the best hope Texas has of busting up the d@$&# High over Tx & Okla. Can’t wait to see those clouds roll up from Hill Country.3 points
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I can't buy a drop of rain, it's been dry since the small rains at the beginning of the month. The grass is turning brown and I haven't mowed in almost 2 weeks. The last couple of days have been nice with the lower tempretures but yet frustrating as storms move across Kansas and then go poof right as they make it to my county. July 4th weekend looks like my best chance to end the dry spell unless I can steal some this morning. @Jayhawker85and @mlgamerhave to about be drowning over the last week or so, congrats on the rains guys!3 points
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It was a "Terrific Thursday" with a high of 85F and DP's in the 50's all day with wisps of high cirrus clouds. A top notch summer day. The lake breeze pushed inland later in the evening and temps right now are at a very comfy 63F. Perfect opportunity to open up the windows and let some cool refreshing air into the house.3 points
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If I can manage just .32" of precip, I break 10" for the month. Might as well hope a cloud parks on top of me next week!3 points
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I think it says a lot that these next few weeks with forcing that favors a “warm” pattern aren’t producing an insanely warm result. In any of the 2013-2021 years, we’d be staring down the barrel of a nuclear heatwave right now. But not this year! When the next -dAAMt/E-Hem MJO gets going later in July there could be some impressive cool anomalies if things continue as they have.3 points
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I mean we didn’t go to drizzle and 50s last June but we did go from 106 to 68 in about 6 hours. That was pretty wild…38 degree swing.3 points
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Sounds like almost all of us think today was beautiful. And most of us agree that a 75-degree summer day is heavenly. Why so much arguing?3 points
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Pretty unusual for the immediate West Coast and New England to be the cooler places. I will have to look into whether this has ever happened before. I usually associate Texas and Oklahoma with cool weather in the summer. Very strange. And as been mentioned many, many times... normal summer weather in western WA or even warmer than normal summer weather is still way cooler than normal for the middle of the county in the summer. You act like we normally have oppressive heat like Louisiana and we are getting so lucky this year.2 points
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Sometimes I get some good moisture when tropical systems hit south Texas, lets hope it doesn't come to that. A strong slow moving front would be perfect and we both could see one July 4th weekend,2 points
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We’re starting out at 83* at 5:30 A M. Heading for 104 ! 83*………2 points
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