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July 2014 General Discussion


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Simply amazing weather for July. Not much more to say.

We have 1 90F day so far this year at DTW....a look at 90F+ days since 2000.....normal for a year is 12.

 

2000 - 1 day

2001 - 14 days

2002 - 24 days

2003 - 4 days

2004 - 3 days

2005 - 20 days

2006 - 11 days

2007 - 14 days

2008 - 7 days

2009 - 4 days

2010 - 17 days

2011 - 23 days

2012 - 30 days

2013 - 7 days

 

20 MOST 90F+ days – since 1874

39 days – 1988

36 days – 1934

32 days – 1955

31 days – 1931

30 days – 1944

30 days – 2012

29 days – 1952

26 days – 1941

26 days – 1964

25 days – 1977

24 days – 1933

24 days – 1991

24 days – 2002

23 days – 2011

22 days – 1936

22 days – 1963

22 days – 1987

21 days – 1916

21 days – 1949

21 days – 1976

21 days – 1983

 

20 LEAST 90F+ days – since 1874

0 days – 1882

0 days – 1907

0 days – 1915

1 day – 1875

1 day – 1877

1 day – 1883

1 day – 1885

1 day – 1979

1 day – 2000

2 days – 1886

2 days – 1992

3 days – 1880

3 days – 1889

3 days – 1902

3 days – 1904

3 days – 1905

3 days – 1909

3 days – 1982

3 days – 1985

3 days – 1989

3 days – 2004

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This summer has been an A- for overall great weather, but a D for severe tracking. Plenty of time to go to determine final grades.

 

 

Yep, just getting into prime derecho season.  And if that fails there's severe chances in fall. 

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I know that not many from the IWX CWA post here, but I hope that they get it repaired before tomorrow evening.

 

NOUS63 KIWX 050934

FTMIWX

Message Date: Jul 05 2014 09:34:30

THE KIWX RADAR IS OUT OF SERVICE DUE TO AN UNKNOWN FAILURE. TECHNICIANS WILL BE

INVESTIGATING THE PROBLEM TODAY...HOWEVER A RESTORAL TIME IS NOT CURRENTLY KNOWN

. SURROUNDING RADARS WHICH CAN BE USED INCLUDE...GRR...DTX...CLE...ILN ...IND...

ILX...AND LOT.

I see it is back up now. What was the problem?

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It may be warm today, but the dews are solid, only upper 50s.

 

Yeah not bad with the dewpoints now. This morning though, my windows were all steamed up!

 

Pushing 86° here downtown Racine next to the lake.

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Has to be nearing a modern record for resilience, if not already set. If it holds on another couple months a pleasant summer could turn into a suppressed fall and early onset of winter. 2013-14 redux?

not holding my breath for a redux of 2013-14 lol.

But the resiliency is amazing.

Im not so sure the el nino is dead, but it is kinda funny how almost everyone was hyping a super nino (many said it could put 1982-83 and 1997-98 to shame) and now its looking weaker.

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That is some pretty serious troughing for warmest climo of the year in this part of the country. 12Z ensemble easily gets single digit 850's down to Saginaw. Late July 2009 look to it with the ridge frying the west too. That summer also had a moderate El Nino developing.

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not holding my breath for a redux of 2013-14 lol.

But the resiliency is amazing.

Im not so sure the el nino is dead, but it is kinda funny how almost everyone was hyping a super nino (many said it could put 1982-83 and 1997-98 to shame) and now its looking weaker.

 

 

75" of snow again would be nice.  :)

 

Strong/super Nino looks like it's off the table but still possible we end up with a weaker event.  Climatologically speaking, Nino tends to increase in strength and peak later in the year so too early to write it off.

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75" of snow again would be nice. :)

Strong/super Nino looks like it's off the table but still possible we end up with a weaker event. Climatologically speaking, Nino tends to increase in strength and peak later in the year so too early to write it off.

I dont know whats more impressive...75" at LAF or 95" at DTW.

Weak el ninos tend to favor colder, snowier winters here anyway, so thats not a bad thing. It was the hyping of a record strong nino and the fact that karma owes us that I was already preparing for a super crappy 2014-15 :lol:.

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I dont know whats more impressive...75" at LAF or 95" at DTW.

 

 

 

Trying not to be homer but I'd lean LAF.  We blew the doors off our previous high snowfall season (like 60").  Detroit didn't beat its old record by nearly the same amount IIRC?

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