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Well well well, clown range GEFS looking a lot different!

I’ll be in Tampa FL so it won’t matter for me. 

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1 minute ago, Phil said:

Well well well, clown range GEFS looking a lot different!

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In agreement with its operational run at that same time... which then went right back to ridging.

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Just now, RentonHillTC said:

Was just gonna post that it gives me a little bit of mental strength to get through this if we don’t see endless cuck bashing 

I posted it earlier today... but the 12Z EPS looked similar around day 11 and 12.    

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Just now, TT-SEA said:

In agreement with its operational run at that same time... which then went right back to ridging.

Operational is much warmer at the same time. 

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1 minute ago, TT-SEA said:

I posted it earlier today... but the 12Z EPS looked similar around day 11 and 12.    

When are you in MN again? Models trending warmer again there in early August.

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Just now, TT-SEA said:

GFS at 276 hours on top... GEFS on the bottom.   Good agreement. 

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Ensemble mean is cooler.

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Just now, Phil said:

When are you in MN again? Models trending warmer again there in early August.

Good.   Next week looks a little too chilly.   Mid 80s is good for being on a lake in MN.

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2 minutes ago, Phil said:

Ensemble mean is cooler.

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Same general pattern.    Its a clear ridge break down on both.    EPS showed it too.   

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That’s actually pretty different.

Operational GFS has 2 cutoff ULLs and 2 EPAC hurricanes doing a fujiwhara dance..seems unlikely but who knows.

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Just now, Phil said:

That’s actually pretty different.

Operational GFS has 2 cutoff ULLs and 2 EPAC hurricanes doing a fujiwhara dance..seems unlikely but who knows.

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When you are analyzing the specific details of the GFS and GEFS at almost 300 hours out... you are probably wasting your time.   The 12Z runs will likely be entirely different.   

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1 minute ago, TT-SEA said:

When you are analyzing the specific details of the GFS and GEFS at almost 300 hours out... you are probably wasting your time.   The 12Z runs will likely be entirely different.   

Lol, I’m just bored dude. Hot weather gives me insomnia.

But in all seriousness that solution with the EPAC hurricanes is probably whack. As for the rest, I have no idea.

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3 minutes ago, Phil said:

CMC ensembles have the early August trough signal now as well. Interesting.

Not really that surprising... obviously it won't stay hot forever.    Looks like more of a return to normal for awhile on the CMC ensembles.   That would be nice.  

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3 minutes ago, RentonHillTC said:

I meant to say - no!!!!

Good news is that the GEFS does not go back to hot immediately afterwards like the GFS.

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Warm overnight lows have been absurd lately. Seemingly everywhere. Still can’t believe those 19th/early 20th century low temps were possible.

Even with a coolish pattern (up until this week, at least), since June 29th it’s only dropped below 70°F twice at DCA.

And one of the times was in the middle of a t-storm microburst, after which it rebounded into the 70s and warmed all night despite clears skies.

I’d think it was UHI, but even awful summers like 2011 and 2012 had plenty of lows in the 60s, and UHI was already maxed by then.

Something is just different now.

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I have a bad feeling the EC is going to be right. We almost always overperform like Peter North for high temps here.

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1 minute ago, Phil said:

Warm overnight lows have been absurd lately. Seemingly everywhere. Still can’t believe those 19th/early 20th century low temps were possible.

Even with a coolish pattern (up until this week, at least), since June 29th it’s only dropped below 70°F twice at DCA.

And one of the times was in the middle of a t-storm microburst, after which it rebounded into the 70s and warmed all night despite clears skies.

I’d think it was UHI, but even awful summers like 2011 and 2012 had plenty of lows in the 60s, and UHI was already maxed by then.

Something is just different now.

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41 minutes ago, RentonHillTC said:

No

Yeah, I don’t know why those 500mb height anomaly maps are constantly posted. I prefer the spaghetti charts since they show more than just a cherry picked snapshot at a given frame.

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The operational GFS was obviously a huge outlier compared to the GEFS in he long range. There’s no argument there. Not saying that’s what will happen, just talking about tonight’s run of course.

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1 minute ago, RentonHillTC said:

So the onshore component is going to help with fire risk with this, right? Like it’s not gonna be a raging east wind atleast?

No offshore flow to speak of. Each day will have a diurnal component with minor reversals possible at the usual suspects like Kelso, Corvallis, Shelton… Dew points will probably drift well into the 60’s at some point.

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3 minutes ago, RentonHillTC said:

So the onshore component is going to help with fire risk with this, right? Like it’s not gonna be a raging east wind atleast?

Yeah Mark Nelsen on his blog mentioned that the fire danger won't be that bad, but overnight temps will be warm because of humidity.

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Just now, TacomaWx said:

Euro looks toasty on Sunday too. Sucks how long it’ll be hot but hopefully this is the big summer heat event and the rest of the summer ends up being more pleasant. 

I spy a retrogression. 🧐

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1 minute ago, TacomaWx said:

Euro looks toasty on Sunday too. Sucks how long it’ll be hot but hopefully this is the big summer heat event and the rest of the summer ends up being more pleasant. 

This heatwave could set a record for 95+ days in a row at Portland. We could see two record setting heat waves in two years.

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1 minute ago, Doiinko said:

This heatwave could set a record for 95+ days in a row at Portland. We could see two record setting heat waves in two years.

It could be a record up here too for consecutive +90s. It’s pretty hard to do more than 3 in a row so 5 would be pretty impressive statistically. 

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