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August 2011 General Discussion/Obs


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Picked up 2.31" of rain with the line of storm here this morning.

ORD picked up 1.11"

Summer 2011 is now the 5th wettest on record at ORD/Chicago, with 18.39"

The 0.65" at ORD on Tues brings the summer total up to 4th...

1. 23.48" - 1987

2. 20.28" - 1957

3. 20.15" - 1993

4. 19.04" - 2011

5. 18.92" - 1885

6. 18.38" - 1924

7. 17.82" - 2001

8. 17.45" - 1950

9. 16.81" - 2010

10. 16.22" - 1977

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Summer rainfall totals/departures for central Indiana through yesterday (June 1-August 23).

Lafayette (LAF): 14.00" (+3.34")

Bloomington (BMG): 9.93" (-2.34")

Indianapolis Eagle Creek (EYE): 9.28" (-1.62")

Muncie (MIE): 9.19" (-2.28")

Terre Haute (HUF): 7.99" (-3.66")

Indianapolis (IND): 7.15" (-3.98")

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Summer rainfall totals/departures for central Indiana through yesterday (June 1-August 23).

Lafayette (LAF): 14.00" (+3.34")

Bloomington (BMG): 9.93" (-2.34")

Indianapolis Eagle Creek (EYE): 9.28" (-1.62")

Muncie (MIE): 9.19" (-2.28")

Terre Haute (HUF): 7.99" (-3.66")

Indianapolis (IND): 7.15" (-3.98")

Hopefully we'll add to our rainfall today..

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IND can't buy a break. :axe:

...THE INDIANAPOLIS IN CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR AUGUST 24 2011...

PRECIPITATION (IN)

YESTERDAY 0.06

MONTH TO DATE 0.98

SINCE JUN 1 7.21

Meanwhile, roughly 60 miles to the northwest...

...THE LAFAYETTE IN CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR AUGUST 24 2011...

PRECIPITATION (IN)

YESTERDAY 0.76

MONTH TO DATE 4.90

SINCE JUN 1 14.76

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IND can't buy a break. :axe:

...THE INDIANAPOLIS IN CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR AUGUST 24 2011...

PRECIPITATION (IN)

YESTERDAY 0.06

MONTH TO DATE 0.98

SINCE JUN 1 7.21

Meanwhile, roughly 60 miles to the northwest...

...THE LAFAYETTE IN CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR AUGUST 24 2011...

PRECIPITATION (IN)

YESTERDAY 0.76

MONTH TO DATE 4.90

SINCE JUN 1 14.76

I'm placing bets if we break 1.00 this month. I'm gonna say no. Just looked at the drought monitor and looks like they extended the moderate drought area a little south.

http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/DM_state.htm?IN,MW

I guess I can be optimistic and say at least we have a beautiful weekend coming up.

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I'm placing bets if we break 1.00 this month. I'm gonna say no. Just looked at the drought monitor and looks like they extended the moderate drought area a little south.

http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/DM_state.htm?IN,MW

I guess I can be optimistic and say at least we have a beautiful weekend coming up.

I agree with you, it'll stay below 1.00" (or not one more drop the rest of August). Hopefully the fortunes turn better in September.

Yep, moderate drought conditions definitely expanded south/southwest. The abnormally dry conditions over Tippecanoe County is a little puzzling. 5.84" since July 23rd at LAF. Though I guess the southern portion of the county hasn't been as wet, but we've certainly had our fair share here in August. Been lucky really.

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Looks like we're heading into a repeat, albeit of a lesser magnitude, of July next week, with the heat ridge re-establishing itself over the southern plains/SE. Storm track displaced well to the north. Sigh. I'll be back in 10 days when hopefully the weather turns interesting again.

Heh, the heat ridge really hasn't left the southern Plains. Feel bad for those folks. But yes, the ridge looks to expand farther to the east as we get to the last days of Aug/early Sept. Hopefully not for long...

OKC F6. Brutal.

000
CXUS54 KOUN 250800
CF6OKC
PRELIMINARY LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA (WS FORM: F-6)

                                         STATION:   OKLAHOMA CITY
                                         MONTH:     AUGUST
                                         YEAR:      2011
                                         LATITUDE:   35 24 N
                                         LONGITUDE:  97 36 W

 TEMPERATURE IN F:       :PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY     :PK WND
================================================================================
1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                    12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
================================================================================

1 107  79  93   9   0  28 0.00  0.0    0  7.8 18 190   M    M   1        25 190
2 109  79  94  10   0  29 0.00  0.0    0  8.0 20 220   M    M   1        35 100
3 109  81  95  11   0  30 0.03  0.0    0  6.4 36 160   M    M   3 3      45 200
4 108  81  95  11   0  30 0.00  0.0    0  8.7 16 170   M    M   7        21 180
5 110  77  94  10   0  29 0.00  0.0    0 10.4 22 210   M    M   2        25 210
6 110  81  96  12   0  31    T  0.0    0 13.0 32 340   M    M   4 3      39 300
7  95  78  87   3   0  22 0.09  0.0    0  7.7 16 180   M    M   8        18 180
8 108  79  94  11   0  29 0.16  0.0    0 12.5 26  40   M    M   5 3      33  40
9 102  73  88   5   0  23    T  0.0    0 10.1 33 290   M    M   2 3      43 290
10  97  70  84   1   0  19 0.44  0.0    0 14.6 32 340   M    M   5 13     40 340
11  82  68  75  -8   0  10 0.44  0.0    0 11.2 31 330   M    M   7 13     39 350
12  99  71  85   2   0  20 0.62  0.0    0 11.4 36  20   M    M   5 13     47  30
13  92  69  81  -2   0  16 0.12  0.0    0  7.9 39 160   M    M   5 13     56 160
14  94  74  84   1   0  19 0.00  0.0    0  4.9 15  50   M    M   4        20 120
15  99  72  86   3   0  21 0.00  0.0    0  9.9 22 190   M    M   6        29 200
16 102  77  90   7   0  25    T  0.0    0 12.4 24 340   M    M   7 3      29 340
17  96  76  86   3   0  21 0.12  0.0    0  6.4 26 300   M    M   8 3      32 340
18 103  73  88   6   0  23 0.00  0.0    0  8.4 17 200   M    M   4        23 190
19 104  71  88   6   0  23 0.00  0.0    0  8.0 15 180   M    M   3        20 180
20 105  75  90   8   0  25 0.00  0.0    0  9.0 21  40   M    M   4        29 260
21  99  79  89   7   0  24    T  0.0    0 11.0 21 180   M    M   7        25 190
22 103  75  89   7   0  24 0.00  0.0    0  9.7 22 100   M    M   5        29 110
23 106  79  93  11   0  28 0.00  0.0    0 10.7 22 200   M    M   6        28 200
24 108  78  93  12   0  28 0.00  0.0    0  9.0 17 230   M    M   6        25 190

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Heh, the heat ridge really hasn't left the southern Plains. Feel bad for those folks. But yes, the ridge looks to expand farther to the east as we get to the last days of Aug/early Sept. Hopefully not for long...

OKC F6. Brutal.

000
CXUS54 KOUN 250800
CF6OKC
PRELIMINARY LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA (WS FORM: F-6)

                                         STATION:   OKLAHOMA CITY
                                         MONTH:     AUGUST
                                         YEAR:      2011
                                         LATITUDE:   35 24 N
                                         LONGITUDE:  97 36 W

 TEMPERATURE IN F:       :PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY     :PK WND
================================================================================
1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                    12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
================================================================================

1 107  79  93   9   0  28 0.00  0.0    0  7.8 18 190   M    M   1        25 190
2 109  79  94  10   0  29 0.00  0.0    0  8.0 20 220   M    M   1        35 100
3 109  81  95  11   0  30 0.03  0.0    0  6.4 36 160   M    M   3 3      45 200
4 108  81  95  11   0  30 0.00  0.0    0  8.7 16 170   M    M   7        21 180
5 110  77  94  10   0  29 0.00  0.0    0 10.4 22 210   M    M   2        25 210
6 110  81  96  12   0  31    T  0.0    0 13.0 32 340   M    M   4 3      39 300
7  95  78  87   3   0  22 0.09  0.0    0  7.7 16 180   M    M   8        18 180
8 108  79  94  11   0  29 0.16  0.0    0 12.5 26  40   M    M   5 3      33  40
9 102  73  88   5   0  23    T  0.0    0 10.1 33 290   M    M   2 3      43 290
10  97  70  84   1   0  19 0.44  0.0    0 14.6 32 340   M    M   5 13     40 340
11  82  68  75  -8   0  10 0.44  0.0    0 11.2 31 330   M    M   7 13     39 350
12  99  71  85   2   0  20 0.62  0.0    0 11.4 36  20   M    M   5 13     47  30
13  92  69  81  -2   0  16 0.12  0.0    0  7.9 39 160   M    M   5 13     56 160
14  94  74  84   1   0  19 0.00  0.0    0  4.9 15  50   M    M   4        20 120
15  99  72  86   3   0  21 0.00  0.0    0  9.9 22 190   M    M   6        29 200
16 102  77  90   7   0  25    T  0.0    0 12.4 24 340   M    M   7 3      29 340
17  96  76  86   3   0  21 0.12  0.0    0  6.4 26 300   M    M   8 3      32 340
18 103  73  88   6   0  23 0.00  0.0    0  8.4 17 200   M    M   4        23 190
19 104  71  88   6   0  23 0.00  0.0    0  8.0 15 180   M    M   3        20 180
20 105  75  90   8   0  25 0.00  0.0    0  9.0 21  40   M    M   4        29 260
21  99  79  89   7   0  24    T  0.0    0 11.0 21 180   M    M   7        25 190
22 103  75  89   7   0  24 0.00  0.0    0  9.7 22 100   M    M   5        29 110
23 106  79  93  11   0  28 0.00  0.0    0 10.7 22 200   M    M   6        28 200
24 108  78  93  12   0  28 0.00  0.0    0  9.0 17 230   M    M   6        25 190

I'm nothing if not IMBY-centric. You're right. The ridge never left. The repeat is that it's going to amplify, which in late August is something I could do without.

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I'm nothing if not IMBY-centric. You're right. The ridge never left. The repeat is that it's going to amplify, which in late August is something I could do without.

Oh I got ya. I'm with you on the heat thing. Regardless, it looks like we're SOL for a little while anyway. :thumbsdown:

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The LAF crew is at it again with anomalous weather:

(12:57 PM) nwsbot: LAFAYETTE,IN (LAF) ASOS (Caution: Maintenance Check Indicator) reports gust of 176.0 knots from WNW @ 1631Z KLAF 251654Z 33009KT 10SM CLR 26/17 A2998 RMK AO2 PK WND 300176/1631 SLP147 T02610172 $

No wonder they haven't posted anything lately. :lol:

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The LAF crew is at it again with anomalous weather:

(12:57 PM) nwsbot: LAFAYETTE,IN (LAF) ASOS (Caution: Maintenance Check Indicator) reports gust of 176.0 knots from WNW @ 1631Z KLAF 251654Z 33009KT 10SM CLR 26/17 A2998 RMK AO2 PK WND 300176/1631 SLP147 T02610172 $

No wonder they haven't posted anything lately. :lol:

Irene's got nothing on us.

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The LAF crew is at it again with anomalous weather:

(12:57 PM) nwsbot: LAFAYETTE,IN (LAF) ASOS (Caution: Maintenance Check Indicator) reports gust of 176.0 knots from WNW @ 1631Z KLAF 251654Z 33009KT 10SM CLR 26/17 A2998 RMK AO2 PK WND 300176/1631 SLP147 T02610172 $

No wonder they haven't posted anything lately. :lol:

lol, that's great. :lol:

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