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July 2013 General Discussion


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That mid 80s call seems too high at this rate. Those areas would only have to drop a few more degrees and it's not even 11 PM.

 

Lower 80s no doubt though. That t-storm helped chill things off just a bit late in the day. MDW would probably be in the upper 80s still if it weren't for that storm.

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Isn't the all-time record high minimum temp at DTW 79 or so? Would be interesting to see if we could tie that or break it. I know in the city it has stayed considerably warmer before, I remember one night in the notoriously warm summer of 2005 it didn't drop below 82 degrees here in the city.

Per NOWdata, it looks like the record high min for DTW is 80.

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Heat this week has slashed at the negative departures of the first half of July in Indiana. Departures from average below, through July 18.

 

BMG: +0.1º

EVV: -0.9º

EYE: -1.2º

FWA: +0.4º

GSH: +1.9º

HUF: -0.5º

IND: -0.2º

IWX: +0.2º

LAF: -1.4º

MIE: -1.0º

SBN: +0.7º

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It is a bit funny how the SE MI snowbelt of last winter has carried into summer. Not severe mind you, just lots of heavy storms and rain. It POURED yesterday around 6pm with some LOUD thunder, and the rain splattered on screens stayed all night thanks to the intense humidity. Another 0.64" in the gague...which is 5.69" for July and 12.03" for met summer so far (June 1 - July 18) imby.

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It is a bit funny how the SE MI snowbelt of last winter has carried into summer. Not severe mind you, just lots of heavy storms and rain. It POURED yesterday around 6pm with some LOUD thunder, and the rain splattered on screens stayed all night thanks to the intense humidity. Another 0.64" in the gague...which is 5.69" for July and 12.03" for met summer so far (June 1 - July 18) imby.

La Crosse so far this month:  .29

 

This is after 15 inches in May/June ...

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Rain total this morning: .02

 

Front

http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/data/wisc/

 

this

SYNOPTIC OVERVIEW...
MUCH OF THE NEXT 6 DAYS LOOKS TO BE DOMINATED BY NORTHWEST FLOW
ACCORDING TO THE 19.00Z ECMWF/GFS/CANADIAN WITH RIDGING STAYING PUT
OVER THE WESTERN U.S.. THERE ARE SOME SIGNS FROM THE ECMWF THE RIDGE
MAY WANT TO BUILD EAST TOWARDS THE FORECAST AREA ON THURSDAY...BUT
PLENTY OF UNCERTAINTY ON THAT SEEING THE TROUGHING IN THE GFS.
ADDITIONALLY...THIS NORTHWEST FLOW HAS UNCERTAINTY IN TERMS OF
TIMING SHORTWAVES AND THE CHANCES OF PRECIPITATION WITH THEM.

 

If we could lock in NW flow until about Oct..i'd be cool with that.

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