June (July) 2020 Weather Discussion for the PNW

[Deweydog]

Definitely the hottest day of the summer today.

[Jesse]

Definitely the hottest day of the summer today.

93

[Phil]

I see Tim has his death ridge colored glasses on today. At least until the models turn in 24hrs and he disappears or swaps them out for woe is me ice princess glasses.

[Deweydog]

[TT-SEA]

I see Tim has his death ridge colored glasses on today. At least until the models turn in 24hrs and he disappears or swaps them out for woe is me ice princess glasses.

 

 

It makes you sooooo mad when people don't cheer for the weather that you so desperately want.  

 

I don't care about a death ridge... could gladly do without it.     But I also don't want cloudy, chilly weather.    Have you not received the memo?   

 

Lets discuss the fact that I prefer 70s and 80s in the summer.    I don't think we have come to an understanding on my exact preferences over the last 15 years!  

[Jesse]

Sunny and 82 here. Should make a run at low 90s today, which would be my first 90+ since hitting 92 on 6/23.

[Jesse]

92.

92.

Unhottest!?

[TT-SEA]

Can we get back to Jesse's menstrual cycle references to describe people who have a different opinion on a variety of weather experiences?

 

Everyone MUST agree on everything.  

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Hot day. Going up to a mountain lake if my wife ever gets back from spending all my money.

[Deweydog]

Unhottest!?

Regionally speaking. Get your mind out of the PDX gutter.

[Deweydog]

Hot day. Going up to a mountain lake if my wife ever gets back from spending all my money.

The ol’ ball and chain, eh???

[Jesse]

Regionally speaking. Get your mind out of the PDX gutter.

 

West side or Oregon and Washington as a whole? I think there have been some hotter days east side.

[Phil]

Hot day. Going up to a mountain lake if my wife ever gets back from spending all my money.

Divorce.

[Deweydog]

West side or Oregon and Washington as a whole? I think there have been some hotter days east side.

The east side does tend to be a considerable amount hotter than the west side in the summer. Speaks to what is a more arid climate as marine influence is significantly mitigated by the Cascade Mountain Range. Little fun fact: Mt. Hood, which stands over 11,000 feet above sea level, is a volcano with a relatively active history of eruptions over the 6,000 years of earth’s existence?

[Jesse]

The east side does tend to be a considerable amount hotter than the west side in the summer. Speaks to what is a more arid climate as marine influence is significantly mitigated by the Cascade Mountain Range. Little fun fact: Mt. Hood, which stands over 11,000 feet above sea level, is a volcano with a relatively active history of eruptions over the 6,000 years of earth’s existence?

 

Regionally usually refers to east and west of the Cascades. 

[GobBluth]

Euro cut off bias?

[TT-SEA]

Euro cut off bias?

 

 

Almost guaranteed.    

[Deweydog]

Regionally usually refers to east and west of the Cascades.

I rarely run into people from Ephrata when I go to the Clark Regional Library to check out books on weather preferences.

[Phil]

Euro cut off bias?

Looks like it. Also EML feedback?

[Phil]

We’re back to late May sun angles now. Losing more daylight each day.

 

Come on, ma’ nature. Call it already.

[TT-SEA]

I rarely run into people from Ephrata when I go to the Clark Regional Library to check out books on weather preferences.

 

[Deweydog]

Looks like it. Also EML feedback?

Emo mountain lion?

[TT-SEA]

We’re back to late May sun angles now. Losing more daylight each day.

 

Come on, ma’ nature. Call it already.

 

There is probably no way to predict things like planetary orbits.   

 

Hoping for the best... fingers crossed!  

[Deweydog]

I’ve been hearing rumors of what may be a “dark winter” to come....

[TT-SEA]

Back to exactly neutral...

 

[Anti Marine Layer]

We have a nation divided on preference of hot sunny summers vs cool cloudy summers.

 

Looking like a repeat of 2010 with Four Corners High constantly displaced to the east by West Coast troughing.

[Jesse]

I rarely run into people from Ephrata when I go to the Clark Regional Library to check out books on weather preferences.

 

You should check out "Semantics for Dummies."

[Omegaraptor]

I hope it colds and snows this winter

[Phil]

[Omegaraptor]

A sun shower on a 99°F day = near death experience.

I think I’m being punished for trolling Tim et al. Please let it be known that I’m sincerely sorry.

88 with a blue dome sky here. Sitting outside and enjoying the sunshine. Not humid but not as dry as you’d expect either with DP around 57. For some reason that dry Western summer air just hasn’t arrived this year. Got down to 8% RH in April though.

[Deweydog]

You should check out "Semantics for Dummies."

Can I borrow your unread copy that I sent you?

 

Disinfect first, por favor?

[Jesse]

Can I borrow your unread copy that I sent you?

 

Disinfect first, por favor?

 

Hottest day of the year!!!*

 

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**Not available in all areas

[Phil]

88 with a blue dome sky here. Sitting outside and enjoying the sunshine. Not humid but not as dry as you’d expect either with DP around 57. For some reason that dry Western summer air just hasn’t arrived this year. Got down to 8% RH in April though.

99% sure I’m moving west of the Rockies after I graduate. It has to be done.

[Jesse]

EPS definitely looking a lot better than the operational in the 6-10 day range. 

[TT-SEA]

Nice day?

 

 

Still have not turned on a sprinkler this summer. That is pretty late even here.

[Deweydog]

[BLI snowman]

We’re back to late May sun angles now. Losing more daylight each day.

 

Come on, ma’ nature. Call it already.

 

 

Definitely a fall feel to the air today coming out of my AC.

[BLI snowman]

I for one can't wait to see what August has in store for us.

[Deweydog]

I for one can't wait to see what August has in store for us.

Looks like you’ll have to wait another 11 days or so. But that’s about as predictable as sun angles so take that with a BIG grain of salt.

[Jesse]

I’m sorry about the 87.

 

Don’t say I didn’t try to help...

 

It was toasty. Enough to deflect us to a cooler location. Regionally speaking.