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July has arrived ... the Meteorologically defined mid summer month


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Just now, WinterWolf said:

Lol…and 3 years ago(2020) nobody could even buy a cloud, let alone a brief shower, or even a drop, at least here anyway in summer 2020. 

The difference is, when it’s dry at least you have the option of watering some stuff. When it constantly rains you don’t have the option of “sunning” stuff. 

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3 hours ago, Lava Rock said:

Dude caught this off the coast yesterday Screenshot_20230712_160527_Reddit.jpg

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Ominous!

 

Heading to St Agatha Friday.  Lakeview celebrating 40th anniversary this weekend.  Supposedly bringing my girl(she’s never been up there lol). One of her girlfriends stays the summer and Fall in Eagle Lake, so that got her to go with me.  She’ll see it green instead of white, and 70-80 plus degrees warmer too.  Should be fun. Staying on Long Lake.  Haven’t been up there in 25 yrs in the summer, so I’m looking forward to it. 

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6 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

 

The difference is, when it’s dry at least you have the option of watering some stuff. When it constantly rains you don’t have the option of “sunning” stuff. 

Very true.  But that was bad here….watering couldn’t/struggled to even keep up it was so hot and dry here that summer.  But I hear ya. 

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MDW REPORTED TORNADO 

https://twitter.com/iembot_lot/status/1679270444493602816?s=46&t=en2ngd1pOYZyWUScL5JbUA

KMDW 122321Z 17007KT 9SM -TSRA SCT060CB BKN095 BKN110 26/22 A2965 RMK TORNADO B12 8 W MOV NE TORNADO E20 AO2 LTG DSNT W AND NW RAB10 TSB18 OCNL LTGICCG VC W TS VC W MOV NE P0002 T02610217

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25 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

MDW REPORTED TORNADO 

https://twitter.com/iembot_lot/status/1679270444493602816?s=46&t=en2ngd1pOYZyWUScL5JbUA

KMDW 122321Z 17007KT 9SM -TSRA SCT060CB BKN095 BKN110 26/22 A2965 RMK TORNADO B12 8 W MOV NE TORNADO E20 AO2 LTG DSNT W AND NW RAB10 TSB18 OCNL LTGICCG VC W TS VC W MOV NE P0002 T02610217

 

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1 hour ago, rimetree said:

One of those breeze-less evenings when nothing is moving. Meanwhile, noisy little storm to the north over Dover. 81/73

It's weird we have a little storm coming through  nothing really on radar but a beautiful breeze. Aaah!

 

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1 hour ago, rimetree said:

One of those breeze-less evenings when nothing is moving. Meanwhile, noisy little storm to the north over Dover. 81/73

One of those best nights of the year. This is summer how it was meant to be and defined . No shivering , no sweat shirts .. just heat , dews , and storms . Probably a staple now for rest our lives 

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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

One of those best nights of the year. This is summer how it was meant to be and defined . No shivering , no sweat shirts .. just heat , dews , and storms . Probably a staple now for rest our lives 

Patern change begins the 24th complete by the 28th. We 2013

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32 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

One of those best nights of the year. This is summer how it was meant to be and defined . No shivering , no sweat shirts .. just heat , dews , and storms . Probably a staple now for rest our lives 

65/61. Nice evening outside for sure. Mosquitoes are absolutely ferocious though.

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https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BTV&issuedby=BTV&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1

Convective allowing models are consistent in their depiction of
convective initiation in vcnty of St. Lawrence County 18-19Z,
with convective storms moving steadily eastward through the late
afternoon hrs in nrn NY and across VT during the late afternoon
thru evening hours. Best vertical shear is in the sfc-700mb
layer, with excellent hodograph curvature and sfc-1km SRH values
exceeding 100 m2/s2, especially across nrn NY. Weakening mid-
level flow and shear suggests updrafts may rain back on
themselves later in the convective evolution, with potential for
storm mergers and upscale growth into a QLCS. Until that time
however, environment does support supercell development with
30-40kts of sfc-6km bulk shear and aforementioned strong low-
level SRH and high CAPE values. Can`t rule out an isolated
tornado or two, especially nrn NY ewd into the Champlain Valley,
where stronger southerly PBL flow will exist with terrain
driven channeling effects. Vermont averages one tornado per
year, and this is the type of convective environment that can
be conducive for isolated tornadoes to happen in our region.
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