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June 2017 Discussion


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4 hours ago, Jebman said:

I have noticed quite a bit of thunderstorms/rain in the Midwest this spring. I am beginning to wonder if this could be the start of another 1993-like setup for the Mississippi Watershed.

Quite a ways to go for anything like that.

 

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Just got a brief sprinkle of fat rain drops here, as a tiny/weak convective shower pulsed up from the outflow of last night's MCS.

NAM still advertising late day highs around 90*F to 91*F and some garden-variety convection developing during the late afternoon hours. We'll see.

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Temps underperformed a bit, thanks to some of the cirrus blowoff. Topped out at 87. NWS really hyped up highs in the low-90s which TWC wasn't buying at all. After the first 90-degree day on Monday, that's all I'll get until at least next month for sure.


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39 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

Still some uncertainty but there are growing indications of a tropical system making landfall somewhere in the Gulf (favoring western or perhaps central) with the remnants then tracking through the Ohio Valley.

I'm thinking there's a good chance it won't have a meaningful impact for most of us, as the incoming trough forces it SE / shears it apart.

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12 minutes ago, Powerball said:

I'm thinking there's a good chance it won't have a meaningful impact for most of us, as the incoming trough forces it SE / shears it apart.

Depends if it goes west into Texas, if that happens the chance of impacts goes up significantly.

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10 minutes ago, Powerball said:

I'm thinking there's a good chance it won't have a meaningful impact for most of us, as the incoming trough forces it SE / shears it apart.

Could very well be.  It seems likely that there will be some sort of system but what happens after landfall is more up in the air.

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56 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

Still some uncertainty but there are growing indications of a tropical system making landfall somewhere in the Gulf (favoring western or perhaps central) with the remnants then tracking through the Ohio Valley.

Yeah, Sam at IWX already made mention of the possible implications for next weekend in his morning discussion. Is it that time of year already?

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Today was the 7th 90 degree day this year at CLE, which ties for most on record this early in the season. There have also been 2 88 degree days and 2 89 degree days. Looking forward to some highs in the 70s. 

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This is a 14-day precipitation percent of normal map ending today 6/18, at 12z (does not include Ohio rains today). It looks like much of the above normal values have missed population centers. Heavier rains have hit than north Chicago, Indy, and Grand Rapids.

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9 hours ago, Stebo said:

Wow deep divots in that road, been a while since the grader came through I take it?

With all the rain this year (5th wettest A-M-J so far at MQT-12.29"), the roads around here are in pretty bad shape.  A good deal of the time the grading and sometimes plowing too comes from a few local people, as the more remote roads are not maintained as diligently by the county it seems.

63 for a high today with a good possibility of more showers adding to my 4.2" total for the month!

 

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