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June 2011 general discussion/obs thread


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Storms just to the south of here are relatively slow movers. Must be dumping some decent rains over that area with more developing behind. Not sure if they'll get here intact though...look to be struggling as they try to trek north.

Also a happy 21st birthday to KeenerWx. :beer:

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You guys really think we'll see big heat this summer? I believe this is the wettest year on record for the lower 48. It would be unprecedented. It's even wetter than either '03 and '04, and many areas failed to hit 90 even once in those summers.

93 today at Toledo Express Airport and 95 at Toledo Metcalf Field. Didn't think it was supposed to be that hot up there today?

How's that no 90s call working out?

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Winds are very gusty here right now out ahead of the cells entering LAF. And there goes a couple of shingles, flying though the air, off the neighbor's place. :yikes:

Yeah it got a little intense for a bit.

Edit: There was a fatal car crash in West Lafayette about the time that the storms moved through. Unclear if it's weather related though.

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Yeah it got a little intense for a bit.

Edit: There was a fatal car crash in West Lafayette about the time that the storms moved through. Unclear if it's weather related though.

Looks like it was weather related.

http://www.jconline.com/article/20110622/NEWS09/110622007/Driver-59-dies-Indiana-43-N-during-storm-Tuesday-night?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE

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^^^Well, we may as well start getting prepared now. :devilsmiley:

Jul 4, 1936 99.0 71.0
Jul 5, 1936 104.0 66.0
Jul 6, 1936 103.0 68.0
Jul 7, 1936 108.0 70.0
Jul 8, 1936 109.0 75.0
Jul 9, 1936 103.0 77.0
Jul 10, 1936 107.0 73.0
Jul 11, 1936 108.0 78.0
Jul 12, 1936 110.0 76.0
Jul 13, 1936 110.0 75.0
Jul 14, 1936 111.0 79.0
Jul 15, 1936 105.0 78.0
Jul 16, 1936 101.0 75.0
Jul 17, 1936 103.0 70.0

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^^^Well, we may as well start getting prepared now. :devilsmiley:

Jul 4, 1936 99.0 71.0
Jul 5, 1936 104.0 66.0
Jul 6, 1936 103.0 68.0
Jul 7, 1936 108.0 70.0
Jul 8, 1936 109.0 75.0
Jul 9, 1936 103.0 77.0
Jul 10, 1936 107.0 73.0
Jul 11, 1936 108.0 78.0
Jul 12, 1936 110.0 76.0
Jul 13, 1936 110.0 75.0
Jul 14, 1936 111.0 79.0
Jul 15, 1936 105.0 78.0
Jul 16, 1936 101.0 75.0
Jul 17, 1936 103.0 70.0

That was an ugly stretch of weather.

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That was an ugly stretch of weather.

Very ugly.

0z OP Euro may be too far east, too quick with the heat when compared to its ensembles. The Plains cook, but what else is new? Granted it may be a delayed rather than denied type of thing. We'll see. Going to embrace the upcoming cool down, that's for sure. :)

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Very ugly.

0z OP Euro may be too far east, too quick with the heat when compared to its ensembles. The Plains cook, but what else is new? Granted it may be a delayed rather than denied type of thing. We'll see. Going to embrace the upcoming cool down, that's for sure. :)

The heat is fine, it's the humidity that sucks ass.

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models hinting at getting back to a ring of fire type pattern with lots of juice for days for late MCS activity and DVN was hinting at this in the morning AFD and for sh*ts and gigs...the 0z Euro has one of the largest areas of 6000+ j/kg of CAPE ive ever seen at 216hrs in the northern plains down into MN/IA and expands eastward into IL the next day.

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models hinting at getting back to a ring of fire type pattern with lots of juice for days for late MCS activity and DVN was hinting at this in the morning AFD and for sh*ts and gigs...the 0z Euro has one of the largest areas of 6000+ j/kg of CAPE ive ever seen at 216hrs in the northern plains down into MN/IA and expands eastward into IL the next day.

850mb temps of 28C+ by 240hrs. :guitar:

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