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23 hours ago, nrgjeff said:

Any delay of the inevitable SER is welcome.

Next week looks slightly warmer than normal, but the split flow variety so nothing too brutal. Also more precip.

About a third of the way into June, a big ol' bowling ball of an upper low is progged over the Great Lakes with BN heights into the Valley. We've seen that before in June. AI versions of the ensembles concur so that's good.

Eventually the Nina influence will rear its ugly head. I'm afraid a back-loaded summer would drag deep into fall. 

Closing on a positive, the weekly products are not in a rush to set up the SER.

Totally agree Jeff. Barring abundant Precipitation from TC activity, we'll look back and be thankful for all the early copious amounts of Rain.

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So summer did not start early.  After a bit of a false start to summer, the pattern has settled back to a late spring temp cycle...nice days and cool nights.  I fully expect summer to be hot, but the longer we can delay the heat...the less heat that we get.   August and September (prob part of October) is certainly better than mid-May to mid October.  The great thing once we get to mid September, at least the nights cool off.  

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Looks more and more like we'll escape major heat for a good chunk of June.

We're all mentally prepared for a hot July and August each year; so, I'm not too concerned about those months.

Yeah September nights get cooler. The lower sun angle also takes off the edge even during the day.

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2 hours ago, nrgjeff said:

Looks more and more like we'll escape major heat for a good chunk of June.

We're all mentally prepared for a hot July and August each year; so, I'm not too concerned about those months.

Yeah September nights get cooler. The lower sun angle also takes off the edge even during the day.

Yeah all in all seasons in seasons.  

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