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July 2013 Observations and Discussions


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Soon this pattern is bound to flip. Just look at last July to August. Similar departures for July, then a much cooler August.

 

You might be thinking more of 2011. Last August was between +1.5 and 2.5 above normal.  2011 saw the July heat end after the first week of Augus then the warm/rain occured.  Last year and 2010 he heat continued thru August.  This year I am leaning warmer than normal and had originally had august as the most positive departures.

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Mets and models busting badly right now....any reason why?

 

 

Close to 3 inches of rain the last two days. Started today at 1pm and just got done. We have had enough rain, let these lawns burn out

 

 

Pouring here now, never seen it rain so hard

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You might be thinking more of 2011. Last August was between +1.5 and 2.5 above normal. 2011 saw the July heat end after the first week of Augus then the warm/rain occured. Last year and 2010 he heat continued thru August. This year I am leaning warmer than normal and had originally had august as the most positive departures.

I remember last August being cooler than last July because I wasn't using my AC that much.

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10AM Roundup.   Today will be the 1st of which should be at least 5 90+ days for many (even the park).  some left over clouds should ccontinue to mainly clearout over the next couple of hours.

 

 

TEB: 82

NYC:  81

EWR: 83

LGA:  82

JFK:  84

ISP:  83

New Brunswick: 81

BLM: 83

TTN:  80

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Can anyone remember the last time SPC had us in the D7 Severe Weather Outlook?

 

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It's the strongest cold front we've seen this summer thus far, with potentially a major thermal gradient. We've got +10c 850's to the north and +20c to the south. Additionally, strong kinematic parameters (high wind shear) coupled with impressive thermodynamic (95/75 airmass, so CAPE will be plentiful) will probably yield an interesting period convection wise in the Northeast. We may see some differential advection type MCS activity early this week as well.

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It's the strongest cold front we've seen this summer thus far, with potentially a major thermal gradient. We've got +10c 850's to the north and +20c to the south. Additionally, strong kinematic parameters (high wind shear) coupled with impressive thermodynamic (95/75 airmass, so CAPE will be plentiful) will probably yield an interesting period convection wise in the Northeast. We may see some differential advection type MCS activity early this week as well.

I can't remember the last time we had a strong squall line move through

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You can really see the marine influence with convection forming to our north under the 

massive 594 dm ridge. If this ridge built in from the west instead of the east, then we would

likely be seeing highs at places like EWR of 100+ and full sun.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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