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June 2015 Discussion & Observations


dmillz25

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While the SPC has us in a "Marginal" risk for severe today they did leave the door open to increase that in later outlooks.

 

...ERN OK/OZARKS THROUGH OH VALLEY TO MID-ATLANTIC STATES/SRN NEW
ENGLAND...
LOCALLY STRONG WIND GUSTS WILL BE POSSIBLE AGAIN TODAY AS STORMS
DEVELOP WITHIN THIS CORRIDOR OF THE WARM SECTOR AND AHEAD OF THE
COLD FRONT IN THE NORTHEAST STATES TO OH VALLEY...WHERE THE AIR MASS
REMAINS MOISTURE-LADEN WITH WEAK MIDLEVEL LAPSE RATES. PORTIONS OF
THIS REGION MAY NEED HIGHER SEVERE WIND PROBABILITIES IN LATER
OUTLOOKS IF CONFIDENCE INCREASES FOR THE DISCERNMENT OF STRONGER
INSTABILITY.


..PETERS/MOSIER.. 06/16/2015

 
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64F here in southern Westchester...forecast high is 82F but we might be too overcast to achieve that. NWS busted yesterday...they had a forecast of 80/65 and we ended up at 70/63, which is about -3F departure...

65 here.  No way are we getting to 80...clouds socked in all the way to SE PA.   Upton is always too high with temps in these setups.  We'll be lucky to see 72

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-2.4 temp departure here for June so far. I'm not seeing how I'll finish more than +0.5 on the month and certainly not +1. Been a very cloudy June overall.

Up here, today should be another negative with a split like 73/63 or so...Thursday and Friday look pretty cool with overcast skies on Thursday and a Canadian high building down early this weekend. I still think June can finish below normal and we may not get any 90F days in Central Park.

64F here with light rain. No way we make Upton's forecast high of 82F...the warm front dropped south yesterday afternoon and temperatures plunged...hasn't recovered since.

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-2.4 temp departure here for June so far. I'm not seeing how I'll finish more than +0.5 on the month and certainly not +1. Been a very cloudy June overall.

 

Your site seems lower than even LGA and parts of LI.  Amazing how short distances the anomalies change.  Id assume I am closer to New Brunswick/TTN.  Has some nice sunny days Jun 8 - 14 period.  Yesterday/today much like Jun 1 - 7.  Suspect from here on out we go above to much above in the precip department through end of June.  Overall still looks bias warm with WAR pumpig southerly flow at times.

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Sun starting to poke out and build those positives...probably up to plus 2 by the end of the day after another high minimum

 

 

Sticky airmass clouds like taffy today more stretching than moving along the coast.  But some brightening skies finally. 

 

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Up here, today should be another negative with a split like 73/63 or so...Thursday and Friday look pretty cool with overcast skies on Thursday and a Canadian high building down early this weekend. I still think June can finish below normal and we may not get any 90F days in Central Park.

64F here with light rain. No way we make Upton's forecast high of 82F...the warm front dropped south yesterday afternoon and temperatures plunged...hasn't recovered since.

 

 

Your site seems lower than even LGA and parts of LI.  Amazing how short distances the anomalies change.  Id assume I am closer to New Brunswick/TTN.  Has some nice sunny days Jun 8 - 14 period.  Yesterday/today much like Jun 1 - 7.  Suspect from here on out we go above to much above in the precip department through end of June.  Overall still looks bias warm with WAR pumpig southerly flow at times.

 

 

Yeah, I think the radiational cooling microclimate differences are partially to blame as well. I had a few very cool nights earlier in the month, one of which was in the middle 40s.

 

Early next week looks to have some heat potential, but 00z guidance is becoming increasingly bullish on the idea of a +PNA induced trough over New England for the last week of June. Heights are progged near to below normal for SE Canada/New England on both the GFS and Euro ensembles.

 

The 850mb 5-day temp anomaly is now projected to be near normal for our area June 25th-30th, and below normal for much of New England.

 

My thinking has been and still is that we'll finish June around 0 to +0.5 or so in NYC.

 

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Sticky airmass clouds like taffy today more stretching than moving along the coast.  But some brightening skies finally. 

 

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Self destruct day. Already numerous showers and a few storms over E PA moving in our direction. Any sun will add fuel to the fire, but EWR is reporting winds out of the southeast so that's going to greatly limit instability once close to the water.

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Yeah, I think the radiational cooling microclimate differences are partially to blame as well. I had a few very cool nights earlier in the month, one of which was in the middle 40s.

 

Early next week looks to have some heat potential, but 00z guidance is becoming increasingly bullish on the idea of a +PNA induced trough over New England for the last week of June. Heights are progged near to below normal for SE Canada/New England on both the GFS and Euro ensembles.

 

The 850mb 5-day temp anomaly is now projected to be near normal for our area June 25th-30th, and below normal for much of New England.

 

My thinking has been and still is that we'll finish June around 0 to +0.5 or so in NYC.

 

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GFS ensembles are near normal to slightly below for the last week.

 

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