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May 2021 Discussion Thread
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You can tell this time there’s less AAM influence pacific was amplified to da maxxx in May 2019
The 2019 summer ended up not being that bad if I remember right???
Yep, that summer was fun for storms as well, wasn’t until the September-October 2019 until the drought came back with that heat wave
Brent
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Still waiting for all the rain here I don't even think the airport has measured a quarter inch yet lol
Dewpoint Dan
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I think 100+ in May deserves a thread. That's pretty incredible.
You're just as bad as the weather channel naming every low pressure system in the winter.
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Windergawx
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We are down here in shiner TX and these storms are freaking amazing.
Looks like we are the boundary of storms west to east with a sea breeze boundary from the south
Looks like we are the boundary of storms west to east with a sea breeze boundary from the south
Most likely we’re not looking at widespread 100 degree heat with this. The EURO tends to be a few degrees too warm in this type of set up.
Dewpoint Dan
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Maybe not there but the NWS is forecasting temps around 100 in many locations in Central and South GA. Some areas could hit 100 on at least 2 days.
BRad won’t touch snow with a ten foot pole, but all in on a week+ out heatwave! SMFHcd2play
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Why are there images burned on my TV screen?
SWVAwxfan
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Brad needs to stick to Charlotte. 90 in Blacksburg but only 91 I'm Martinsville???
Per Gfs when the real heat gets in here (showing mid 90s respectively now) it also looks to be accompanied by some afternoon storms that could help cool whoever they hit down.. if u don’t get hit with a storm .. it’s roast time for u
This cold front late in the period will be our savior ... bless you cold front cool us thy down 
That dog will hunt! 
I'm curious to see how far temps get knocked back in the increasing NE flow Friday and Saturday.
Looks like Friday is the real day to get cooled down as the ridge really digs in, dews drop, and we may get scattered CU to help keep temps down. Late Saturday we start the real furnace
FamouslyHot
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Am I crazy or did Tropicaltidbits get rid of 500mb height and anomaly maps overnight? All I can get is vorticity.
Wouldn't be entirely shocking to see a shower or 2 Saturday afternoon with a weak sfc convergence zone and a little moisture pooling