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May 2013 General Discussion/Obs


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Quite the spread in local rainfall totals in the past 24 hours. COOP, CoCoRaHS, and airport reports below:

 

LAF: 0.95"

Lafayette 2.2 S: 1.03"

West Lafayette 5.1 WSW: 1.38"

West Lafayette WLFI: 1.64"

West Lafayette 4.9 W: 1.85"

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another 1.57 at PIA yesterday

 

23.91 +10.22 for the year  175% of normal to date

 

oh this doesn't include the inch that has fallen today

 

time to keep an eye on the IL river again since upstream also got alot of rain last night and the ground is soaked and more on the way..

 

plus the river never made it below 15ft from the last flood...(should be 12.5ish normal pool)

 

another note:

 

it seems that the daily climate report ends at 1am not midnight i assume becuase of the time change in the spring

 

so it rainfall occurs between 12-1am on the 27th its included in the 26th report not the 27th

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Top 10 wettest Springs on record for Peoria (since 1883):

1) 19.91" in 2009

2) 18.64" in 1927

3) 18.36" in 1944

4) 17.18" in 2013 (through yesterday)

5) 16.56" in 1983

6) 16.52" in 1995

7) 16.20" in 1957

8) 15.72" in 1933, 1973

9) 15.54" in 1947

10) 15.51" in 1893

 

 

Top 10 wettest Mays on record for Peoria (since 1883):

1) 11.49" in 1915

2) 10.19" in 1995

3) 9.22" in 1927

4) 8.58" in 1938

5) 7.97" in 1933

6) 7.96" in 1957

7) 7.76" in 2008

8) 7.72" in 1978

9) 7.70" in 1892

10) 7.60" in 1996

 

6.80" for this May through yesterday.

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Top 10 wettest Springs on record for Peoria (since 1883):

1) 19.91" in 2009

2) 18.64" in 1927

3) 18.36" in 1944

4) 17.18" in 2013 (through yesterday)

5) 16.56" in 1983

6) 16.52" in 1995

7) 16.20" in 1957

8) 15.72" in 1933, 1973

9) 15.54" in 1947

10) 15.51" in 1893

 

 

Top 10 wettest Mays on record for Peoria (since 1883):

1) 11.49" in 1915

2) 10.19" in 1995

3) 9.22" in 1927

4) 8.58" in 1938

5) 7.97" in 1933

6) 7.96" in 1957

7) 7.76" in 2008

8) 7.72" in 1978

9) 7.70" in 1892

10) 7.60" in 1996

 

6.80" for this May through yesterday.

thanks for the info

 

another 1.35 so far today

 

so may 8.15

spring 18.52

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warm front needs to move north... 

 

+1

 

Only 50° here with fog/low clouds threatening to drop down. Not the day for outdoor activities. 

 

No boats on Lake Michigan today at Winthrop Harbor. Last Memorial Day it was in the mid 90s!

 

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I've been pretty patient up until now, but these cloudy, cool, rainy days are really starting to grate on me.  How many of these do we have to endure until we get a warm, stormy day?  One where it starts warm and humid, and then heavy convection comes through?  It's been nearly a year since we had a day like that, I think since last August.  I'm sick of stratiform rain/drizzle.  I'd much rather it be sunny if it's drizzly crap instead.

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Turned into a bummer of a day. No rain just breezy and the clouds has just moved in with temps around 60. No pool today. Poor kids :(

 

It was only a matter of time, considering the past 3 Memorial Days were sunny and absolute blow torches.

 

Oh well, GFS/NAM look a lot better in terms of severe weather prospects tomorrow. That's a plus.

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I've been pretty patient up until now, but these cloudy, cool, rainy days are really starting to grate on me.  How many of these do we have to endure until we get a warm, stormy day?  One where it starts warm and humid, and then heavy convection comes through?  It's been nearly a year since we had a day like that, I think since last August.  I'm sick of stratiform rain/drizzle.  I'd much rather it be sunny if it's drizzly crap instead.

 

I hear ya. If it has to be boring, let it be sunny. Would like to see some thunderstorm activity this week. Starting to think tomorrow's temperatures will be under guidance given the persistent training of MCS's to our south.

 

Going through the noon hour and the temperature has not budged.

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New river forecast for the Cedar River now calls for a crest of 18 feet on Sunday.  Yaaaay. :axe:

 

I just noticed that.  Keep in mind, though, that this forecast is highly dependent on where the storms fire the next couple days.  At least a couple models keep most rain south of us, which would keep the river lower.

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Not a good memorial day.

 

Early day high of 61 at DTW. Showers look like they'll hold down temps the rest of the day. Will be the coolest Memorial Day since either 1992 or 1996.

 

Also, for the record I'd like to note that DTX is still showing a 20% pop for today here (after how many no-show 80%'s last week?). :whistle:

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Bunk day here. Lol at DTX and the local weather guys for pushing a 10-20% chance of rain today. Many a BBQs ruined.

A day like this is the worst kind of day to have such a botched forecast. Many would expect about 68 and sun not 51 and rain at 6pm bbq time. I could do without the rain but the 60s would have been awesome outdoor weather for those of us who dislike heat.

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