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July 2012 General Discussion


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Up to 27 90+ degree days here. Only 4 days this month failed to reach 90.

Was looking back through the climate data for last month. Forgot how cool June started off. Only hit 68 here on June 1st, and had a low of 44. Didn't get the first 90 in June until the 15th. It's almost like as soon as we hit mid June a switch got flipped and it got hot and stayed hot.

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4KM NAM develops quite a bit of convection associated with a surface low riding the boundary later tomorrow afternoon. Starts in Iowa and moves east affecting southern Wisconsin, Illinois, and even into Indiana later tomorrow night. Looks promising. Skilling's RPM model tonight showed a similar scenario FWIW.

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It appears these are being triggered by the same boundary that came through yesterday, it's stalled just west of here. Three cells in a row have popped up just west of Madison. 2nd cell is giving us a good soaking, third cell looks like it could be the most direct hit. Hopefully they keep developing.

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NOW

LOOK FOR SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ALONG AND JUST NORTH OF THE I-94

CORRIDOR FROM MADISON EAST TO MILWAUKEE TO DIMINISH FROM WEST TO

EAST THROUGH THE REST OF THE MORNING HOURS. THE STORMS WILL

PRODUCE BRIEF HEAVY DOWNPOURS OF RAIN...AND POSSIBLY SOME SMALL

HAIL AS THEY TRACK EAST AT 25 MPH. BE ALERT FOR WATER PONDING ON

figured i would check the radar and see just how close to the north the

rain would miss here...no..no..its diving just barely to my sw this time. at least i get some thunder and clouds again

Michigan poster whining over.

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I had a couple quick moderate showers in the last 24 hours, but that was it. I'm beyond tired of seeing all the forcing and convective action continually hit Central and Northern Wisconsin. They took the lion's share of the snow this past winter as well, as evidenced by the 2011-12 snowfall map posted above. Hopefully tonight's action can focus a bit further south.

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