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June 2013 Observations and Discussions


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Models started showing some Bermuda Highs next week extending to the mid atl which could definetely create some juicy temps.

 

The Euro agrees with these GFSENS 2m temperature departures for July 1-7 of close to +3. Dewpoint temperatures

look to be possibly 70 degrees or higher. There will be plenty opportunities for scattered convection and the warm overnight

lows may be the main part of the daily temperature departures. 

 

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Overcast skies here. Also looks like the 12z NAM is shifting the low for Thursday a bit south of previous runs.

 

Was watching the sat images last night into GL/OV and PA and thought the coud deck and any  debris might mess with today's highs.  Looks like clouds in the way of another 90, pending on how much clearing we get later.

 

 

 

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I think the storm chances for our area is really low this afternoon. We are lacking the instability( too much cloud cover), and the low/mid level lapse rates are horrible. We have some shear, but that's not going to work any good if the storms can't get initialized.

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I think the storm chances for our area is really low this afternoon. We are lacking the instability( too much cloud cover), and the low/mid level lapse rates are horrible. We have some shear, but that's not going to work any good if the storms can't get initialized.

Agreed, although the sun is starting to come out in portions of NNJ. We really need things to change over the next several hours if we want to see some strong convection over the area.

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Agreed, although the sun is starting to come out in portions of NNJ. We really need things to change over the next several hours if we want to see some strong convection over the area.

If we do see some thunderstorm development today (SE PA and DC most likely); I think the only thing we need to worry about with these storms are heavy rainfall. PW are at 1.7 inches. The freezing level is too high for any sig hail, and the dcape is not that impressive for strong winds to transfer down to the surface.

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The Euro agrees with these GFSENS 2m temperature departures for June 1-7 of close to +3. Dewpoint temperatures

look to be possibly 70 degrees or higher. There will be plenty opportunities for scattered convection and the warm overnight

lows may be the main part of the daily temperature departures.

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You mean July 1-7?
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