I thought that city was called wedgelord lol
Heat wave?
Seems I recall you mentioning some time back that basically it was only a matter of time...
On my birthday as well? Some of the most epic weather in weather history has happened on my birthday in the past. Bring it on !
We will see. Euro has a tendency to get too ridgy and dry at the sfc post D7Heat wave?
Lets see if the eps supports it. By 240 our 850s are 20-24c that'll be quite warm and sfc dews are in the 60s so the euro is going full heat ridgeSeems I recall you mentioning some time back that basically it was only a matter of time...
That’s what she saidHeat wave?
It is for Tennessee..... but I want to squeeze in one more hot and dry weekend before summer endsView attachment 86854
Not terrible
Yeah kinda sucks for you guys and the north Ga/al/ms crowdIt is for Tennessee..... but I want to squeeze in one more hot and dry weekend before summer ends
? I don't understand lolThat’s what she said
#poolweather
Northwest flow? It at least shouldn’t stay dry
Getting just about too close to the ridge centerNorthwest flow? It at least shouldn’t stay dry
Things usually get better as we close with time .. hopefully our luck continuesEps mean isn't terrible here a few days of low 90s but the 90th % is slowly increasing to near 100. Mean qpf is like 1.75 that's suboptimal for 2 weeks
I don’t likethat’s nasty View attachment 86855
Looks like Newfound Gap and Lake Waccamaw eek out a shower.
Need to get Canada cold first. Step-down process
You can see the progression of that ridge would eventually lead it to setting up off the northeast coast… again like other modeling has been showing right in time as hurricane season begins to ramp up. I really have a strong feeling that the southeast coast is gonna take a hit this year.
Things usually get better as we close with time .. hopefully our luck continues
That's an impressive pv lobe in Canada. Might have some frost up there
Gfs cut back to 1 hot day View attachment 86848
What is Maxar saying?!The GEFS and EPS have both been warm biased in the SE US, especially the GEFS and more-so in the wetter areas (as per the bias corrected maps posted below). Therefore, I'm still not worried about a widespread SE heatwave anytime soon, especially down in my area as wet soils are the best insurance against heatwaves per history. The hottest days may actually be just before this period. A few days in row of a few degrees warmer than normal would mean a few typical SE hot days but not even close to a heatwave #July-NoFry:
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What is Maxar saying?!
We’ll get our 8 to 10 above normal in December.Lol! They're saying the fry zones are in the Plains. Midwest, and Pac NW with the SE, NE, and far SW the least likely to fry though the next two weeks. They have KATL's hottest near 93, for example, which is only ~+3 vs normal. Memphis may be a target. Also, DFW shoudl get some 100s as has been mentioned by others.
That it ain't walking weatherWhat is Maxar saying?!
Shocking18z gfs briefly maxes out 850s at 24c in parts of NC but it's upper pattern continues to inch away from the hot 0z run