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June 2012 Heat Wave Observations and Disco II


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I think that's the first thing we've agreed on during this whole lead up and now into heat attack.

Big storms too

Good. Between that and next week's possibilities, I don't want to waste two hours in the morning moving sprinklers around.

On the plus side, grass is doing pretty well. Will need some patching as I knew would be the case, but the overall areal coverage is coming along pretty darn good. Stay tuned for more in the lawn thread. :)

Now, back to the weather.

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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.

Just when you thought things couldn't get any better..a Christmas goose is delivered.

It's like he's speaking directly to Ginx and Mrg here.

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I was with you on the higher dews for today. I think we mix down more 60s tomorrow at the official sites.

It depends on winds..If winds are only 5-10 mph out of NW..that won't mix much of anything out except the mold spores out of MRG's hair..If we get 15-20 mph gusts then yeah it'll mix out some..but that's what is being modelled right now

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Just when you thought things couldn't get any better..a Christmas goose is delivered.

It's like he's speaking directly to Ginx and Mrg here.

I have july as being above normal but I don't buy torch. Fwiw he as well as others are off in

June. Myself included. Analogs in a developing nino aren't torch tastic for us in SNE. However, if the PDO is negative like it is now, it could help force more if a se ridge I'll say that.

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After I got home, I relented and pulled up the 8000 BTU ac unit from the basement and installed it. Heavy mofo.,,it's old. After I was done, I announced I did not drop dead. Now enjoying a cold one before a shower.

I moved 4 of those for my parents latest night. Thy suck.

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What is the elevation there? 200' or so? That city shakes and bakes

Plus it is a snowhole

Yeah...about 200ft. The scary thing is that Boire Field is actually just NW of downtown Nashua. It's probably a hair hotter in the city. The Milford COOP just NW of ASH has always been a hot spot too.
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