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June 2011 general discussion/obs thread


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Some of you should avoid looking at the Euro D7-10...return to widespread heat.

With big time humidity too. The GFS been showing the same thing for a few runs around that time range. as long as it yields action I'll take it. If it's going to be hot and humid and nothing happens, I'll pass.

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Some of you should avoid looking at the Euro D7-10...return to widespread heat.

Yep, these pulses of heat will be nasty...Euro definitely showing it in the extended. Euro ensemble mean moves it through a little quicker though. But I'm with Stebo, hopefully there's some action to make it "meaningful".

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A little wake low action in eastern Iowa right now. Iowa City had some very strong winds an hour or so ago.

0415 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG IOWA CITY 41.66N 91.54W 06/13/2011 JOHNSON IA EMERGENCY MNGR SEMI-TRUCK LOCATED BETWEEN MILE MARKER 3 AND 4 ON I380 TURNED OVER FROM GUSTY WINDS. EM ESTIMATED 60+ MPH WINDS.

EDIT: Pressure's dropped 5mb here over the past hour and a half. Winds aren't gusty at all yet though. Starting to gust over 30mph in the QC though. These little features can be interesting sometimes.

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Looks like one more nice, pleasant day before some substantial rains come in tomorrow. The 12z NAM puts much of SE Wisconsin in one to two inch rains.

Where's summer? These are May temps. Seems we had March temps in April, April temps in May and now May temps in June.

Blah.

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But then we had some July/August temps mixed in during May and early June, so it all evened out.

We were on the - side of evening out in May and are quickly heading that way for June again. So, it has been far from even. Cold departure days keep outnumbering the warm ones.

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If we see those kinds of rains heading to a potential volatile period early next week, widespread low 70 dps might materialize.

of note, some of the high res guidance keeps NE Illinois not to mention Eastern Wisc largely high and dry overnight into Wednesday.

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If we see those kinds of rains heading to a potential volatile period early next week, widespread low 70 dps might materialize.

And upper 70's here. Hoosier will be excited. :guitar:

Though I certainly welcome the storms...nice weather we're having, but a little blah.

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Furnace returns Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Monday especially looks like a scorcher. IWX goes all in...

.LONG TERM...

THURSDAY THROUGH TUESDAY...AN UPPER LEVEL RIDGE WILL GRADUALLY

BUILD INTO THE REGION THIS PERIOD. TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE NEAR

NORMAL THURSDAY...RISING TO MUCH ABOVE NORMAL BY MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

THE GFS MEX HAS BEEN TRENDING WARMER AND APPEARS ON TRACK WITH HIGHS

ABOVE 90F MONDAY. THE GFS MEAN ENSEMBLE MOS LOOKS TOO COOL WITH HIGHS

IN THE LOW TO MID 80S. GFS/ECMWF 850 MB TEMPS OF 22C TO 25C SUPPORT

HIGHS 98F TO 104F. HAVE RAISED HIGHS MONDAY TO COME IN LINE WITH

THESE EXPECTATIONS.

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LOT regarding heavy rain potential

AS MID-LVL HEIGHTS OVERNIGHT RELAX...THE BAROCLINIC ZONE WILL

STEADILY DRIFT NORTHEAST TOWARDS THE GREAT LAKES REGION. THIS WILL

ALLOW THE ATMOSPHERIC RIVER THAT HAS PRODUCED ABUNDANT RAINFALL

ACROSS IOWA/MISSOURI TO BECOME POSITIONED OVER

WISCONSIN/ILLINOIS/INDIANA. THE CHALLENGE AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED IS

HOW MUCH PRECIPITATION WILL FALL OVER THE CWFA. SREF PRECIP PLUMES

CONTINUE TO DEMONSTRATE CONSIDERABLE SPREAD OR NOISE...WITH A RANGE

BETWEEN 0.25 TO 3 INCHES. HAVE OPTED TO UTILIZE THE MEAN AMONGST THE

SREF MEMBERS WITH THIS FORECAST PACKAGE AND A RANGE BETWEEN 0.5 AND

1 INCH...HOWEVER THE POTENTIAL EXISTS THAT PRECIP TOTALS COULD BE

HIGHER...DEPENDING ON ANY TRAINING OF SHOWERS/THUNDERSTORMS THAT MAY

OCCUR. 850MB V-WINDS REMAIN RATHER WEAK...WHICH COUPLED WITH THE

HISTORY OF PRODUCING HEAVY RAIN FROM THIS BOUNDARY COULD BE ENOUGH

TO SIDE MORE WITH A HIGHER QPF TOTAL

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