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JB going for the coolest June since 2009.  Ouch

 

 

For the CONUS? Or for our area?

 

That really isn't saying much though because June 2010, was well above normal and June 2011 and 2012 were only slightly below normal. So if we ended up with like a -1 June, that would be the coldest since 2009.

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JB going for the coolest June since 2009.  Ouch...his map does have NE being average to perhaps a touch above...most of the country is cool

over a decade of terrible forecasts and people still pay attention to that clown
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For the CONUS? Or for our area?

 

That really isn't saying much though because June 2010, was well above normal and June 2011 and 2012 were only slightly below normal. So if we ended up with like a -1 June, that would be the coldest since 2009.

Cool in most of the US-average for New England...he's weighing the MJO heavily into his forecast....

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Cool in most of the US-average for New England...he's weighing the MJO heavily into his forecast....

 

 

That doesn't seem that out of wack with what the EC ensembles have been hinting at...somewhat cool in the central US/midwest and even toward the south....but it looks pretty warm in the western US and we're kind of hanging on the periphery up here. There doesn't look to be a strong signal either direction for our area.

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That doesn't seem that out of wack with what the EC ensembles have been hinting at...somewhat cool in the central US/midwest and even toward the south....but it looks pretty warm in the western US and we're kind of hanging on the periphery up here. There doesn't look to be a strong signal either direction for our area.

it's almost a continuation of what we say in April and May-the deep cold seemed aimed down the middle of the country and even into the SE, while we looked on from the fences...

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MPV record is 88F today... if somehow it hits 90F it'll be the earliest date on record.

 

SYR was already up to 85F over an hour ago...so upstate NY is definitely torching as well.

 

Currently low 80s up here after a low of 56F.  Warmest night in a long time.

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The EC weeklies have week troughing over the OV and northeast, but that doesn't always equate to cooler temps in June. 

 

 

If you end up on the eastern side of a trough in summer, it can be warmish temps like June 2008 where the max anomaly was in the plains. But if you are right under it or just west of it, it will end up cooler...we were right under the anomaly in June 2009. In June 2011 and 2012, we were on the very western fringe of a low height anomaly in the Atlantic so we managed to finish slightly cooler than average.

 

In June 2006, it was kind of to our southwest so the M..A and SE got cool and we got the eastern flank of muggier air and finished above avg. Kind of weird how it works in June vs winter...because there's not nearly as much CAD in June...esp the 2nd half of the month.

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If you end up on the eastern side of a trough in summer, it can be warmish temps like June 2008 where the max anomaly was in the plains. But if you are right under it or just west of it, it will end up cooler...we were right under the anomaly in June 2009. In June 2011 and 2012, we were on the very western fringe of a low height anomaly in the Atlantic so we managed to finish slightly cooler than average.

In June 2006, it was kind of to our southwest so the M..A and SE got cool and we got the eastern flank of muggier air and finished above avg. Kind of weird how it works in June vs winter...because there's not nearly as much CAD in June...esp the 2nd half of the month.

Yeah exactly, it all about location of the trough axis. Tough to tell this far out, but I think you could say that we certainly run the risk of good rains anyways. The first two weeks certainly don't look "torchy" to me anyways.

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