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June 2013 Observations and Discussions


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12z GFS and ECM both have a stronger WAR building higher heights fruther westt between mon (7/1) and thu (7/4) before the next front.  This results in less rain but its still make no bones about it a very wet pattern.  Southerly/tropical flow should keep it warm and quite humid and where storms and rain fires it'll be very heavy each day between sun and next fri.  When its sunny it'll be quite warm with outside chance of 90 degree readings. 

 

18z continued where the 12z left off with building the WAR even stronger and further west into the EC between 7/1 and 7/5.  Has heights surpassing 588 by next tue.  Its still a very active and wet pattern but you see a trend of slowly reducing qpf estimates.  Like others have said this is a warm/humid and very wet pattern.  Rain totals from thu to jul 4th could be impressive but a stronger ridge will focus widespread heavier rains further west.  We'll see where the 00z takes us.

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The Euro weeklies don't have any heat as strong as the last few days from July 1-15th.

 

Have the weeklies told us anything worthwhile lately?  It seems like it completely missed the current heat wave.  I feel the euro's performance overall has been lackluster as of late.

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Not the most impressive looking MCS ever but looks can be deceiving. The Mid-Atlantic derecheo last summer didn't look all that impressive once it crossed the moutains but packed quite the punch. The norther edge looks to be developing as well. Someone could easily pick up over an inch tonight unless this falls apart fast.

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Not the most impressive looking MCS ever but looks can be deceiving. The Mid-Atlantic derecheo last summer didn't look all that impressive once it crossed the moutains but packed quite the punch. The norther edge looks to be developing as well. Someone could easily pick up over an inch tonight unless this falls apart fast.

Looks much stronger on UNV's radar. Also some nice storms in NW PA as well

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Not the most impressive looking MCS ever but looks can be deceiving. The Mid-Atlantic derecheo last summer didn't look all that impressive once it crossed the moutains but packed quite the punch. The norther edge looks to be developing as well. Someone could easily pick up over an inch tonight unless this falls apart fast.

If the northern part can build a rain shield behind it we might get some nice wind

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The Euro weeklies don't have any heat as strong as the last few days from July 1-15th.

 

 

The CFS v2 is in agreement with a back and forth, generally near normal temp pattern for July 1-20. It actually has the June 25th-August 9th 45 day period slightly cooler than normal for our area.

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