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June 2016 Discussions/Observations


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I think I will go with Bluewave's analysis here.... :whistle:

Based on his analysis you would think that 90's or 100's were coming. That's not the case because of the blocking due to the ULL. Now if that ULL ends up further East it could be a different story.

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Based on his analysis you would think that 90's or 100's were coming. That's not the case because of the blocking due to the ULL. Now if that ULL ends up further East it could be a different story.

with the record ridge out in the SW and temps of 120-130, I'm betting on at least some heat here as it bubbles east

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The EPS brings in 16C-18C 850's on Monday. Last time we hit this range back in late May Newark reached 96.

So while we'll have to wait for the exact temperatures, 90's for the usual warmer areas look like a good bet

with a chance the warmest spots see the second 95 or warmer of the season.

Meh. I've hit 90's 4 or 5 times already this year.
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Do we heat up a bit in July??

 

The amount of July heat at Newark will depend on how strongly the ridge north of Hawaii can build.

 

The hottest July's at Newark since 2005 featured a strong ridge locking in north of Hawaii.

 

2013...+3.5

2012...+3.4

2011...+5.5

2010...+5.1

 

The middle group at Newark for warmth had intermittent weaker ridges north of Hawaii.

 

2015...+1.6

2008...+1.5

2006...+2.3

2005...+1.1

 

Only a small minority of years since 2005 featured below normal July temperatures.

 

2014....-0.4

2009....-2.9

2007....-1.3

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