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Misc Jukin June

BillT said:
wetter than normal also means cooler than normal because more of the suns energy will be used evaporating moisture rather than raising temperature. please correct me if that is wrong
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more cloud cover ...

ever stood outside after a mid-day summer rain when the sun comes out and evaporation starts? hot, hot, hot and sticky ...
 
pcbjr said:
more cloud cover ...

ever stood outside after a mid-day summer rain when the sun comes out and evaporation starts? hot, hot, hot and sticky ...
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of course i knew cloud cover is cooling for the surface by blocking the sun, my point was on the sunny days the heating wouldnt be as strong.
 
BillT said:
wetter than normal also means cooler than normal because more of the suns energy will be used evaporating moisture rather than raising temperature. please correct me if that is wrong
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Agree. This is the opposite of drought begets drought. More soil moisture means more available moisture for interactions with fronts, disturbances and just pop-up afternoon storms. Loving summer so far!
 
A 995 mb low pressure system in land. Was it a tropical storm before hitting land?
 
That CFSv2 tho! Dec-Feb winter looking great for many on here!! Looks like 09/10 kind of look to me! What could be wrong! :)
 
SoutheastRidge said:
How accurate are winter predictions in June ?
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I hope and trust not very ...

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While its fun looking.at ling range winter forecast, its nonsense also to think its 100% accurate. Now the LR forecast are good for a right direction in some cases but this far out, not likely.
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
That looks like a broad-brush global warming forecast with a hint of El-Nino thrown in for good measure....rubbish if you ask me.
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I agree with you . Those maps are iffy at best. I feel the same in the winter when they are showing much below in the southeast. I believe computers have input in those though that might be just on the weekend
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
Oh I know you were just relaying what you saw. I didn't misread you. We are on the same page...... Keep posting away.
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I am a bit nuanced, perhaps satirical, and somewhat indirect in my posts at times (more often than sometimes/at times, actually), but that's intended; I hope folks will evaluate and think and not just blindly "rely" on what someone says or what a model shows (especially if I say it - but that also goes if anyone says it (except perhaps Webb)) ... and I hope to more than every once-in-a-while pose the challenge of thought and analysis in a post, as it teaches us all, me especially ...
Enough soap box ...
 
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GSP has bumped highs here into the low 90's pretty much from tomorrow on until Sun and cut the chance of rain by 10-20% late in the week. Not going to feel good with all the humidity that will be around. Thankfully still no REAL heat in sight though.
 
JHS said:
GSP has bumped highs here into the low 90's pretty much from tomorrow on until Sun and cut the chance of rain by 10-20% late in the week. Not going to feel good with all the humidity that will be around. Thankfully still no REAL heat in sight though.
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Looks pretty good to me
 

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Storm5 said:
I agree with you . Those maps are iffy at best. I feel the same in the winter when they are showing much below in the southeast. I believe computers have input in those though that might be just on the weekend
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Funny how you can make a map or statistics dance anyway you want it to...


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