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Doldrums of weather heading into June


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Just home from a long, tough last 2 days.

Had a downpour this AM in far NW Jersey then sun/cloud mix and temps got 68-70 as we went to the cemetary in Easton, Pa.

Looks like our high here was in the mid 50's..so no 40's..though now it's down to 48.2 miserable degrees.

Good news is each day from here on out get s a little better,,warmer and more sun each day..and we're rewarded with a nice warm weekend, and then a heat wave next week.

The worst of this misery is now over

My condolences, Kevin...so sorry for your loss

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Just home from a long, tough last 2 days.

Had a downpour this AM in far NW Jersey then sun/cloud mix and temps got 68-70 as we went to the cemetary in Easton, Pa.

Looks like our high here was in the mid 50's..so no 40's..though now it's down to 48.2 miserable degrees.

Good news is each day from here on out get s a little better,,warmer and more sun each day..and we're rewarded with a nice warm weekend, and then a heat wave next week.

The worst of this misery is now over

My condolences to you and your family

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No word yet on whether they've made the summit. The weather looks to deteriorate a bit over the next few days so if they haven't made it the weather window may be closing quickly. I'll hope for some news in the next few days.

MOUNT MCKINLEY RECREATIONAL FORECAST

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FAIRBANKS AK

643 PM AKDT MON JUN 4 2012

THE FORECAST FOR THE LOWER ELEVATIONS OF DENALI PARK IS

COVERED BY THE DENALI ZONE FORECAST FOUND ONLINE AT

HTTP://PAFG.ARH.NOAA.GOV/ZONEFCST.PHP?ZONE=AKZ225

(ALL LOWER CASE EXCEPT AKZ225)

FLYING WEATHER FOR DENALI IS AT

HTTP://AAWU.ARH.NOAA.GOV/DENALI.PHP (ALL LOWER CASE)

ALTITUDE FORECAST...

WIND SPEEDS ABOVE 14 THOUSAND FEET ARE FREE AIR.

TEMPERATURES ARE FAHRENHEIT.

SYNOPSIS...SERIES OF LOW PRESSURES SYSTEMS WILL APPROACH THE

MOUNTAIN FROM THE EAST OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS PRODUCING PERIODS OF

SNOW. LITTLE CHANGE IN THE PATTERN IS EXPECTED THROUGH THE WEEK.

...7 THOUSAND FEET TO 14 THOUSAND FEET...

...WIND SPEEDS LESS THAN 20 MPH ARE NOT INCLUDED...

.MONDAY NIGHT...SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS IN THE EVENING...DECREASING

CLOUDS AFTER MIDNIGHT. SNOW ACCUMULATION LESS THAN 6 INCHES.

LOW AT 14 THOUSAND FEET...NEAR 5 ABOVE. EAST WINDS UP TO 25 MPH.

.TUESDAY...INCREASING CLOUDS. SNOW SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON AND

EVENING. SNOW ACCUMULATION TO 6 INCHES.

HIGH AT 14 THOUSAND FEET...10 ABOVE. EAST WINDS UP TO 25 MPH.

...ABOVE 14 THOUSAND FEET...

.MONDAY NIGHT...SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS IN THE EVENING...DECREASING

CLOUDS AFTER MIDNIGHT. SNOW ACCUMULATION LESS THAN 6 INCHES.

LOW AT 17 THOUSAND FEET...10 BELOW.

WINDS FROM 17 THOUSAND FEET TO THE SUMMIT...EAST 40 MPH.

.TUESDAY...INCREASING CLOUDS. SNOW SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON AND

EVENING. SNOW ACCUMULATION TO 6 INCHES.

HIGH AT 17 THOUSAND FEET...NEAR 5 BELOW.

WINDS FROM 17 THOUSAND FEET TO THE SUMMIT...EAST 40 MPH.

.OUTLOOK WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY...

SNOW SHOWERS. SUMMIT WINDS...EAST 25 TO 40 MPH.

$$

JUN 12

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I don't think I've ever seen so much mass displacement toward the SW via satellite looping as can be seen right now. This NAO has been more effective at retrograding the atmosphere over any I have ever seen, period.

Just seems physically impossible what it is doing. The whole hemisphere must be supporting this or conservation of mass in physics means it couldn't happen otherwise. And in fact, looking back at it's construction, it really is difficult to glean out of the system what cause such a mammoth NAO attack to take place. The answer may in fact be everything! What is also interesting to me is that it really never went deeper that -2SD; yet this particular expression is more effective at transporting the lower atmosphere SW from the Martimes than any seen in recent memory.

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Each day gets better and better till we torch

Wednesday:
Partly to mostly cloudy, a chance for an afternoon shower, possibly some thunder. High: 68 inland, 67 shore.

Thursday:
A mix of clouds and sunshine, a chance for a shower or thunderstorm especially during the afternoon/evening. Milder. Low: 52. High: 74 inland, 73 shore.

Friday:
Partly sunny and warmer, a few isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon/evening. Low: 52. High: 79 inland, 75 shore.

Saturday:
Mostly sunny, considerably warmer. Low: 57. High: 84 inland, 79 shore.

Sunday
: Partly to mostly sunny, very warm. Low: 61. High: 89 inland, 82 shore.

Monday
: Partly sunny, hot, and more humid. Low: 64. High: 90 inland, 83 shore.

Tuesday:
Partly sunny, hot, and humid. Low: 65. High: 90 inland, 82 shore.
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We'll have to watch disturbance on the WF this weekend that may have times of clouds and possibly shwrs/tstm. That will mess around with temps.

Monday looks warmest NY state into BTV, I don't see a big torch right now. In fact, both models have onshore flow. It could be warm well inland, but that's not a big torch signal.

Tuesday looks like a warner day ahead of cold front. Looks like front washes out to our south after.

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Long range does look warm, aside from details like fronts nearby and the chance of onshore flow at times. IMO, that could be possible with the heat dome to our west....but the overall pattern is mild to warm imo. Probably a few very warm days thrown in. Don't really see Kevin's death ridge quite yet...lol, but warm anyways.

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