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Summer update: With June in the books and modestly cooler than normal, the regional string is broken

Typhoon Tip

By Typhoon Tip,
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CapturedNature

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Where are the 40's we were promised? Low of 63 here..shiver me timbers

Warm up there on the hill tops...50s here in the valley. I haven't seen the "official" low (I get that at 7am) but I think it was 55-57 here. Still no 40s in our neck of the woods. Low 40s by the Canadian border though....

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powderfreak

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Some nice numbers in NNE right now. low 40s up there.

47F here but man some low 40s in Essex County, VT into N.NH... and SLK in the Adirondacks in the 30s, lol.

Anyone in SNE in the 40s this morning? I can't find any meso-net station except for 2K in Peru... all the 1,200-1,500 stations bottomed out in the 50s.

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CoastalWx

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Heat ridge type of torch or more Humid/hot from WAR?

I think it's more maritime tropical type stuff imo. The trough in the Canadian NW retros and ridging now develops there and teleconnects to a west coast trough and weak SE ridge. This eventually becomes an overall SE and Gulf of Mexico style ridge albeit weak. It also will produce a more zonal flow across the CONUS which seems to want to keep cooler air in Canada. Eventually ridging may form in the west and troughing again in the east by late in the period. I think if any warmth busts, it's because of weak fronts stalled to the south and a wave develops keeping flow from the SE like the GFS op shows.

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HoarfrostHubb

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OK JB!!!

It does not get to 90 very often here... last summer (very hot, right), I got to 90 3 times. So far, only once.

Probably will occur again, but last week's "heat wave" was meh here, June's was a bit warmer, but only gave that 1 90 day.

BOX only has me getting to 87 during the next 7 days... more meh

JB can lick my pool cover

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OSUmetstud

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It does not get to 90 very often here... last summer (very hot, right), I got to 90 3 times. So far, only once.

Probably will occur again, but last week's "heat wave" was meh here, June's was a bit warmer, but only gave that 1 90 day.

BOX only has me getting to 87 during the next 7 days... more meh

JB can lick my pool cover

you probably average 1 90 degree day a year at that elevation. There's a difference between being "hot" and warm anomalies...that's what causes arguments in this thread constantly...people need to get over it.

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Brian5671

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the euro would imply a Bermuda high type warmth/humidity transitioning into real heat from the midwest and southwest as the ridges connect.

Wow-that could be one heck of a continental torch if that verifies...with dry grounds everywhere too....that will only add fuel to the fire.

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HoarfrostHubb

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you probably average 1 90 degree day a year at that elevation. There's a difference between being "hot" and warm anomalies...that's what causes arguments in this thread constantly...people need to get over it.

Preaching to the choir.

I understand the statistical side of +6.0F etc. I was just wondering if I hit 90 again, then Brian90210 responded.

How is Bermuda?

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HIPPYVALLEY

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Wow-that could be one heck of a continental torch if that verifies...with dry grounds everywhere too....that will only add fuel to the fire.

Consider this: more than half the continental US is already in drought conditions!

A dome of hot air moving across dry hot terrain = torching.

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OSUmetstud

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Preaching to the choir.

I understand the statistical side of +6.0F etc. I was just wondering if I hit 90 again, then Brian90210 responded.

How is Bermuda?

I'm not in Bermuda. I'm in West Seneca, NY. Going back to school in the fall...becoming a pharmacist. I think you'll hit 90 again this summer.

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