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Mid July SNE Torch en route!


HoarfrostHubb

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Pretty much status quo on this Euro run with continuation of its usual vagaries beyond D4... At this point based on the balance of the 12z guidance and trend heretofore, at least through Saturday I am now finally in that 75% confidence on the 3 day heat wave with some departures "perhaps" approaching extreme. As Scott and I were mentioning, being so close to the rim of the ridge could mean an MCS at just about any time and/or debris contamination - excluding the possibility of a +23C @ 850mb wihile dense cirrus shielding, suspect a couple of 99ers with lollipop 101s in the HFD-FIT-BED triangulum... Boston witll broil, but Logan may tell tails.

Euro is close to doing that late day Thursday. Verbatim NNE gets hit hard and we have very light QPF in ern areas.

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wow...those poor people in the plains. nothing like seeing 105-110 showing up again early next week.

Yeah ...even though I suspect that trough is overdone for us locally, the run overall does have a rinse-repeat sort of vibe about it... .Like this may all repeat a week later or sooner.

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wow...those poor people in the plains. nothing like seeing 105-110 showing up again early next week.

Farms FTL.. good thing I have my own garden.. I wonder if we start seeing wild fires nationwide instead of just in the SW now? Also I bet we see another large dust storm

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I knew you'd post that lol

LOL. if only. hopefully at some point in the next 12 weeks that will be reality.

would like to see that general synoptic set-up shown though day 8-10...would probably be an active period of tropical-like showers/storms with that humid meridional flow...we haven't had that in a long while. of course by the 00z run that'll just be a transient trough passing through NNE.

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Thursday could be brutal with heat/humidity combo... worse than the July 5-6, 2010 combination.

Dews may mix out behind thermal trough on Friday???

yeah some signs that friday is like 99/60 in spots.

by-the-way, are you leaving your station? what was the saying good bye to 3 monitors tweet?

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Thursday could be brutal with heat/humidity combo... worse than the July 5-6, 2010 combination.

Dews may mix out behind thermal trough on Friday???

This heat episode will definitely "feel" worse than last year's. Looking forward to possibly getting 100/75 in Baltimore.

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yeah some signs that friday is like 99/60 in spots.

by-the-way, are you leaving your station? what was the saying good bye to 3 monitors tweet?

Yeah friday could be better. Thursday could just be horrible.

Just meant that I couldn't live without 3 monitors when making a forecast... not going anywhere!

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wow ... yeah the 2-m temp specific to BOS on the euro at 18z friday is 39.9C...holy crap.

For BDL I went 99 on Thursday and 97 on Friday.

I'm worried about leftover convective crap Friday. If we start the day sunny and capped we could really, really bake.

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For BDL I went 99 on Thursday and 97 on Friday.

I'm worried about leftover convective crap Friday. If we start the day sunny and capped we could really, really bake.

Ow. (80-8)+32 = 104 (same as (1.8XT)+32)

amazing really. maybe it backs off a bit as we near?? don't know.

18z temps wed to sat at BOS per the 12z ec:

32.2C, 34.4, 39.9, 36.0

DrunkInFairield>> best summer ever :frostymelt::frostymelt::sizzle::frostymelt: <<DrunkInFairfield

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Thursday could be brutal with heat/humidity combo... worse than the July 5-6, 2010 combination.

Dews may mix out behind thermal trough on Friday???

Even at the shore? GON got to something like 101 last year. That kind of heat will be pretty tough to match at least along the immediate coast.

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For BDL I went 99 on Thursday and 97 on Friday.

I'm worried about leftover convective crap Friday. If we start the day sunny and capped we could really, really bake.

Yeah, Euro hints at it, too... I recall one day in ...summer 01 or 02, we had an August deal with a package of 22C at 850mb well-timed diurnally. 100F was the forecasted hi for the typicals ... Surprise, MCS dies at 21z over Michigan and the next morning at 10-2pm, a tall columned cirrus puke veil was passing squarely overhead... Most sites made 95 with a couple of 97s but it definitely dented.

That's the problem when it is THAT edgy - it's "envelope" heat; in other words, pushing the physical bounds for deez parts. Need things to be perfect and when you flirt with perfection, those little flies in the flow have a tendency to buzz pretty loud.

It's kind of like getting 60" snow packs, or a blizzard of THAT proportion - something always perturbs the event enough to mute it's 100% potential. It's lousy forecast philosophy maybe, but on a philosophical level it actually makes more sense than that.

The upshot is that nearer term forecasting is in theory accounting for the flies, so if you are 24 hours out, satellite is clear, and the NAM has 35C at 980 on the FRH block, you're going to cook hard!

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Even at the shore? GON got to something like 101 last year. That kind of heat will be pretty tough to match at least along the immediate coast.

I'm talking about the heat/humidity combination. Dew points mixed out quickly (W-NW wind helped GON get to 101) so yeah the heat was very impressive at the shore especially but dew points really plummeted.

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