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July Pattern and Disco- Shut Up and Dew With Me


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this summer is a lost cause. luckily next year will probably be a nina and ninas following ninos tend to be torches in summer

 

We are now into July and I have not put air conditioners in.  I don't love high heat and humidity but certainly appreciate it from a weather perspective and don't mind getting a bit of it because it feels pretty good if you are not laboring in it. It honestly already feels like summer's back is broken in New England even if we get a few token days in the 90's. 

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We are now into July and I have not put air conditioners in.  I don't love high heat and humidity but certainly appreciate it from a weather perspective and don't mind getting a bit of it because it feels pretty good if you are not laboring in it. It honestly already feels like summer's back is broken in New England even if we get a few token days in the 90's. 

 

I do wonder if folks in eastern areas and down south felt that way prior to the first of the winter storms.......

 

You may be right, but I'd give it through at least the third week of July before writing the summer off as a loss.  August can still keep it out of the junk heap.

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Sounds like deep summer enroute

SUN INTO TUE...AS STRONG NRN STREAM SHORTWAVE CONTINUES TO DEEPEN

ACROSS CENTRAL CANADA...THE WARM ADVECTION WILL LEAD TO RIDGE
AMPLIFICATION OVER THE GREAT LAKES AND NEW ENGLAND. THIS WILL LEAD
TO FAIRLY STRONG HIGH PRES DEVELOPMENT WHICH MAY LOCK IN PLACE FOR
A FEW DAYS OF DRY WX. HOWEVER...IT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY
MODERATING MID LVL TEMPS AND RISING HUMIDITY PARTICULARLY MON AND
TUE. H85 TEMPS INCREASE TO AN AVERAGE OF +12C MON...THEN CLOSER TO
+14C BY TUE. THEREFORE...AWAY FROM COASTLINES /WHERE SEA BREEZES
WILL LIMIT WARMING/ EXPECT TEMPS WARMER THAN EARLY JULY NORMALS.

MID-LATE NEXT WEEK...AS MENTIONED ABOVE...BECAUSE THIS IS SUCH A
ROBUST SHORTWAVE/CUTOFF THAT MODELS ARE TRYING TO DEVELOP...THERE
IS LITTLE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEM REGARDING TIMING/STRENGTH...AND
ENSEMBLES ARE LITTLE HELP. HOWEVER...WITH FAIRLY WARM/HUMID
CONDITIONS AND AN APPROACHING SHORTWAVE.

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Sounds like deep summer enroute

SUN INTO TUE...AS STRONG NRN STREAM SHORTWAVE CONTINUES TO DEEPEN

ACROSS CENTRAL CANADA...THE WARM ADVECTION WILL LEAD TO RIDGE

AMPLIFICATION OVER THE GREAT LAKES AND NEW ENGLAND. THIS WILL LEAD

TO FAIRLY STRONG HIGH PRES DEVELOPMENT WHICH MAY LOCK IN PLACE FOR

A FEW DAYS OF DRY WX. HOWEVER...IT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY

MODERATING MID LVL TEMPS AND RISING HUMIDITY PARTICULARLY MON AND

TUE. H85 TEMPS INCREASE TO AN AVERAGE OF +12C MON...THEN CLOSER TO

+14C BY TUE. THEREFORE...AWAY FROM COASTLINES /WHERE SEA BREEZES

WILL LIMIT WARMING/ EXPECT TEMPS WARMER THAN EARLY JULY NORMALS.

MID-LATE NEXT WEEK...AS MENTIONED ABOVE...BECAUSE THIS IS SUCH A

ROBUST SHORTWAVE/CUTOFF THAT MODELS ARE TRYING TO DEVELOP...THERE

IS LITTLE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEM REGARDING TIMING/STRENGTH...AND

ENSEMBLES ARE LITTLE HELP. HOWEVER...WITH FAIRLY WARM/HUMID

CONDITIONS AND AN APPROACHING SHORTWAVE.

 

 

And here's the rest of the story:

 

 

MID-LATE NEXT WEEK...AS MENTIONED ABOVE...BECAUSE THIS IS SUCH A

ROBUST SHORTWAVE/CUTOFF THAT MODELS ARE TRYING TO DEVELOP...THERE

IS LITTLE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEM REGARDING TIMING/STRENGTH...AND

ENSEMBLES ARE LITTLE HELP. HOWEVER...WITH FAIRLY WARM/HUMID

CONDITIONS AND AN APPROACHING SHORTWAVE...THERE WILL LIKELY BE A

TRANSITION TO A WETTER AND MORE UNSETTLED PATTERN TOWARD THE

LATTER HALF OF NEXT WEEK.

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Lies. All I did was post about the ecens and the trough in the means. I'm pretty sure I mentioned that we'd get some shortwave ridging in between trough reinforcements.

It looks warm, but dews look pleasant to, at worst, tolerable.

12z MEX for CON...

Thu 81/55

Fri 80/47

Sat 79/49

Sun 84/52

Mon 87/58

Tue 83/59

Wed 77/61

That's about as nice as it gets.

 

Nothing over the top with those numbers

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Definitely some signs it could start turning more warm/muggy. Scoot mentioned the troughing into Cali already. Looks fairly par for July though.

 

The only thing that makes me a bit concerned, is the tendency for models to move north with LP and warm fronts. Have to be careful of lousy SE wind type days...but might offer a few of Ryan sunrise spinner events I suppose. :lol:

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Sipprell rains out Kevin's vacation... MIDWEEK:

A RETURN OF WARM-MUGGY CONDITIONS AHEAD OF A SWEEPING SYNOPTIC LOW
DISTURBANCE FROM THE N. INCREASING INSTABILITY AND MOISTURE ALONG
AND AHEAD. CONFIDENCE TOWARDS CHANCES OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
FROM THE CIPS ANALOG GUIDANCE...ANALOGS DERIVED FROM THE 0Z GEFS
HAVE A 60% CHANCE OF ABOVE-AVERAGE PRECIPITATION FOR PORTIONS OF THE
NE-CONUS...AND NATURALLY WITH THE AFOREMENTIONED ENVIRONMENT...THE
THREAT OF HEAVY RAIN IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION.

SHOULD THE TROUGHING PATTERN PERSIST AS A CONSENSUS OF DETERMINISTIC
SOLUTIONS SUGGEST THEN WE COULD BE LOOKING AT ROUNDS OF WET-WEATHER
ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE WEEK INTO NEXT WEEKEND. LOW CONFIDENCE. NO
CERTAINTY ON OUTCOMES. WILL MAINTAIN SEASONABLE CONDITIONS THROUGH-
OUT THE FORECAST. 

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Quite a bit more of a summery appeal on this 18z run than I've seen on any GFS run this summer. Question is does it have legs. We've seen a lot of yoyo depictions as of late - that in itself probably means a pattern change looms there but what? Does it really heat up or just reload the last 2 year baseline

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Time to throw in the towel on the 4th.

 

GFS is a soaker, Euro ensembles are very bullish, RGEM now wet. Yuck. 

 

Yeah could be wet for the evening for sure in SNE. GFS has backed off big time from 18z for NNE, but pretty much consensus for rain later aftn into evening around here. I'm still up in the air for how much down in SNE though. I feel like 7/10 times the rain shield on these is always modeled more aggressive than actuality in the warm season.

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