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The 'oh, who cares' 1st half of May boring ass pattern banter thread


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You can really see the cold plume on the satellite imagery punching S out of D. Straight ...together with associated v/max/short wave, slated to pass off shore tomorrow night.  

 

Typically with BD fronts ... if you see them modeled for a given hour, chances are they win that race by a little.   Wouldn't surprise me to see the wind kick around the NE over NE sections earlier than 00z tomorrow night.  

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I don't know who thought that? If anything..I  was too warm in my thinking

 

 

I was too. We both were agreeing the 2nd half of the month could torch but we were def wrong on that. It started to become apparent by maybe 4/7-4/10 that the 2nd half torch idea was in trouble.

 

A lot of energy mets had the entire CONUS pretty much torching in April...oops. DT actually was the first one I saw that said it could be in the freezer most of the month over most of the country. Good call by him.

 

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I was too. We both were agreeing the 2nd half of the month could torch but we were def wrong on that. It started to become apparent by maybe 4/7-4/10 that the 2nd half torch idea was in trouble.

 

A lot of energy mets had the entire CONUS pretty much torching in April...oops. DT actually was the first one I saw that said it could be in the freezer most of the month over most of the country. Good call by him.

 

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Yeah it was a good call by him. Actually iirc, I think the GEFS were the ones to hint at colder wx perhaps hanging around in that area.

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Minneapolis hasn't even seen 1" of snow in May since 1976.

 

They're forecasted to get over 6" by the NWS... sharp cutoff though.

 

 

I was just looking at the KIJD weather records for May 1976, and the month had some wacky temperature departures such as a high of 48F on May 20th, YIKES. The month was cool and wet, maybe that can repeat itself for May of 2013.

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