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June 2020 General Discussions & Observations Thread


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The lingering spring blocking kept the strongest instability and heat just to our south this week. Areas around DC and Baltimore had record heat in the mid 90s. Looks like the Cristobal near record ET through the Great Lakes will help to maintain the blocking  pattern into mid-June.
 

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The lingering spring blocking kept the strongest instability and heat just to our south this week. Areas around DC and Baltimore had record heat in the mid 90s. Looks like the Cristobal near record ET through the Great Lakes will help to maintain the blocking  pattern into mid-June.
 

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The only cool spot in the NH. Can’t make this up

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15 minutes ago, psv88 said:

The only cool spot in the NH. Can’t make this up

Maybe the warm spots can sneak in a first 90 today if the scattered convection waits until later in the afternoon. Already 77 at EWR and LGA. But we have seen clouds and convection interfere with our maximum temperature potential recently.

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Already up to 79 here 79/71.

Perhaps first 90s with enough sun.  Even before this weeks rains the park was running 3 - 4 degrees below other sites so the park will have to wait till late June or some pruning.

Do think Tue or Wed inland and warmer spots could yield some 90s before the northeast looks to get locked in a wetter period with potential ULL(s) around and influencing the period 6/13 - 6/18.  Sat through Wed does look to dry things out then we'll have to how things evolve beyond that.

Recent rains Wed - Sat AM:

BLM: 3.51
New Bsnwk: 2.52
TTN: 1.87
JFK: 144
EWR: 1.26
NYC:  0.93
ISP: 0.67
LGA: 0.61

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1 hour ago, gravitylover said:

Why am I not believing the local forecast showing the next 4 days being near perfect weather? It seems to me that a disruptor like a tropical storm running right into the middle of the country ought to screw things up a bit, no?

Actually yesterday Lee Goldberg said that the tropical storm tracking that far west of us is a main reason why we're going to have such great weather early to mid week, because it blocks things up and prevents anything from getting to us. Sunday through wednesday looks like a spectacular period. We need to enjoy it because as SACRUS said, after that it looks as if we'll go into an ULL type of pattern with lots of clouds and showery conditions for several days.

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1 hour ago, SACRUS said:

Already up to 79 here 79/71.

Perhaps first 90s with enough sun.  Even before this weeks rains the park was running 3 - 4 degrees below other sites so the park will have to wait till late June or some pruning.

Do think Tue or Wed inland and warmer spots could yield some 90s before the northeast looks to get locked in a wetter period with potential ULL(s) around and influencing the period 6/13 - 6/18.  Sat through Wed does look to dry things out then we'll have to how things evolve beyond that.

Recent rains Wed - Sat AM:

BLM: 3.51
New Bsnwk: 2.52
TTN: 1.87
JFK: 144
EWR: 1.26
NYC:  0.93
ISP: 0.67
LGA: 0.61

Thanks for posting the recaps

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5 hours ago, bluewave said:

The lingering spring blocking kept the strongest instability and heat just to our south this week. Areas around DC and Baltimore had record heat in the mid 90s. Looks like the Cristobal near record ET through the Great Lakes will help to maintain the blocking  pattern into mid-June.
 

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Sad again how the NAO jumps off a cliff at the end of March when it’s too late to really help with winter weather but ensure weeks of easterly flow and nasty conditions. 

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