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June 2015 Discussion & Observations


dmillz25

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Rainfall last 3 days here of 0.69, 0.88 and 0.60 inches, so 3 day total of 2.17", and 6.10" since May 31st.

 

I wonder if all the brown needles on the evergreens around here will improve along with the increasing rainfall?

Never had experience with evergreens turning this brown before.

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ENS track Billy well NW..there's severe threat for NYC and CNE/SNE

Dan Leonard ‏@DanLeonard_wx  1h

ECM op is a father's day washout for NYC & BOS, but EPS says hold on a sec and sends Bill up the St. Lawrence. #hope

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I took a look at the individuals. The spread regarding the track is huge. Some members send Bill to Detroit while others off the Carolina coast. That's just the smoothed out mean.

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I wonder if all the brown needles on the evergreens around here will improve along with the increasing rainfall?

Never had experience with evergreens turning this brown before.

You know I noticed the same thing with my evergreen in the yard...it was dry but dont think it was dry enough to have that effect...was it? Any kind of disease going around?
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You know I noticed the same thing with my evergreen in the yard...it was dry but dont think it was dry enough to have that effect...was it? Any kind of disease going around?

 

The ones around me started turning brown during May and got even worse in June. I think it's just that May was the

driest on record here coming off a dry April. But there is a separate blight which has been affecting the Jack Pines

especially along the Jones Beach Strip with many trees bare. Long Beach just started replanting after all the 

Sandy trees with salt damage were removed. Several have also turned brown recently.

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Run to run changes on the track of Bill remnants are to be expected this far out in time.

Little further south 0z Euro and less trough interaction so more steady state

rather than deepening this run. We'll see how things go in later runs.

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Run to run changes on the track of Bill remnants are to be expected this far out in time.

Little further south 0z Euro and less trough interaction so more steady state

rather than deepening this run. We'll see how things go in later runs.

Thats expected. We'll have an idea by Friday night. It's almost like tracking a winter storm

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A potentially interesting start July pattern if the MJO pulse progresses into 6-7 which is generally cooler

for the East with more troughing. We'll need to see if it pushes into these phases as we get closer to the start

of July.The MJO has been a big player since the record pulse in the spring which kicked off this

phase of El Nino development. The EPS start to deepen the trough in the NE around June 29th as

it tries for one more warm push right before then. Latest EPS feature a 120hr warm push followed

by cooldown and a warm up near day 8-10.

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/MJO/Composites/Temperature/

http://www.kylemacritchie.com/real-time-maps/realtime-mjo/

Thanks for posting the link. The mjo was also a big player with the cold/snow we had in Feb and March.

It should be interesting as we go into early July. Any big troughing (or ridging) could be transient, as the progressive...zonal flow we're in is sometimes tough to break down.

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