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Cool down and trough return June 23rd-27th seals the deal


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maybe the next heat wave is not that far away then...so much for all the doom and gloom per the Euro

it helps to actually look at a model before commenting Brian. The 12Z Euro does not have the coastal bomb the GFS has but next week is cool with no heat in sight.

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it's probably not coming down

Yeah, we've pointed this out in the past that the oper. Euro carves heights to low in the NE conus as a running bias D6-10...

The 06z and 12z GFS is even more carved this time, which is interesting.

who knows.

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Would be awesome if it verifies. Relief from this humid stench.

It will be relief regardless...its definitely a big cooldown from this heat wave no matter how much Kevin wants to spin it...just because its not a "54F record low-max" nor' easter doesn't mean it won't be a much more comfortable pattern in terms of sensible wx. It looks like we could have some nice low 70s type highs again when that ULL moves over after the rain.

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Yeah, we've pointed this out in the past that the oper. Euro carves heights to low in the NE conus as a running bias D6-10...

The 06z and 12z GFS is even more carved this time, which is interesting.

who knows.

As we've pointed out can prob add on 10 degrees to what euro is printing out. Just no cool anywhere in Canada to come down
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The idea of perhaps the greatest warmth occurring in the final 7-10 days of June was early on and persistently part of the analogs showing up (Messages #7 and Message #9). Shorter wave lengths have led to a somewhat more rapid progression of the pattern. I'm trying to compensate for that in July.

However, the month as a whole may well wind up warmer than normal in the East. Some of the analogs still to be sifted through are very hot. If those analogs wind up being representative of July's conditions, the notions of a "non-summer" this year will wind up torched. July will probably wind up the warmest month relative to normal. August is still uncertain, but there has been some tendency among analogs showing up in recent weeks to hint at a rising probability of warmer than normal conditions.

I'll put out my first week of July thoughts tomorrow. Probably a day or two later, I'll post my overall thoughts for July. I'm leaning toward widespread warmth.

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As we've pointed out can prob add on 10 degrees to what euro is printing out. Just no cool anywhere in Canada to come down

Most of us saw this.. A few thought cold wet and much below

AWT normal to above thru day 10. Lol at the the cold and wet talk from the last few days

At this point no one can tell the difference between what you think will happen vs. the type of weather you desire.

Its summer, if you want warmth, more often than not you'll be correct.

Can't wait for the personality flip to start reading all posts about "Cold and snowy periods coming up."

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It will be relief regardless...its definitely a big cooldown from this heat wave no matter how much Kevin wants to spin it...just because its not a "54F record low-max" nor' easter doesn't mean it won't be a much more comfortable pattern in terms of sensible wx. It looks like we could have some nice low 70s type highs again when that ULL moves over after the rain.

Nothing like that for my backyard. In fact this looks above normal.

http://www.wwlp.com/subindex/weather/7_day_forecast

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Nothing like that for my backyard. In fact this looks above normal.

http://www.wwlp.com/.../7_day_forecast

78/60 and 80/54 are below normal for your area next week.

That looks a bit optimistic too for early next week...but we'll see. Even if that pans out, that is below normal for your area. BDL's normal is 83/61 by mid next week which is a good aproximation for just a few miles north in Springfield.

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