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Pattern August '22

Wide right!
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The missing side of the sink zone box shows up nicely in today's precip map


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Exactly 24 hours ago:

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Wow a big storm comes from 40 miles away and gets within a half mile and just collapses. An inch or more 1 mile away but barely a drop here. Hopefully the tropics do something soon.
 
JHS said:
Wow a big storm comes from 40 miles away and gets within a half mile and just collapses. An inch or more 1 mile away but barely a drop here. Hopefully the tropics do something soon.
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This is a post I can very much relate to!!
 
JHS said:
Wow a big storm comes from 40 miles away and gets within a half mile and just collapses. An inch or more 1 mile away but barely a drop here. Hopefully the tropics do something soon.
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Only in the summer could something like that happen. God I hate summer.
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
While this is 384 .. it’s certainly nice to finally see some of the first signs of the first fall front that blasts through the country. Truly will be a great day when ever it does end up arriving View attachment 121079
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With the global tropics getting more active and interfering with the jet circulations I wouldn't be surprised to see a significant cool shot at some point. The more fun part is going to be the wild model fluctuations and hyper amplification in the extended
 
For DFW, despite the "sharp" cool down from mid-August on, 2022 is still on track for a top 5 warmest Summer on record (most likely either #3 or #4) with the 2nd highest number of 80*F+ lows on record and the 6th highest number of 100*F+ highs on record.

FWIW, will only need 1 more 100*F+ day to make the top 5.
 
Desert begets desert! The ole Shetley split! 8DA5227B-2592-4F27-9BCD-1EFD5352F368.png
 
Somewhat off-topic, but did anyone see this "Rainbow Scarf Cloud?" I must admit I have never heard of this, but it is very cool:

www.dailymail.co.uk

Incredible rainbow cloud over Chinese city like a multi-coloured halo

A spectacular and vanishingly rare 'rainbow scarf cloud' dazzled residents in China. The unique phenomenon was captured over the city of Haikou on the island of Hainan on August 21.
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I know I've had plenty this summer when you look at totals. But most of that was last month. That is gone and August has been bad just like June. Yes I'm complaining again because this is getting ridiculous, my grass is suffering and I can't buy a drop.KGSP - Super-Res Reflectivity Tilt 1, 5_44 PM.gif
 
JHS said:
The GFS has backed off on having most of us get 2+ inches of rain I see. Showing some areas with less than .50 over the next 16 days. GSP is already backing off on pops next Friday and Saturday and will probably go lower later on. We are quickly going into what are normally our driest couple of months each year. I do not see the tropics waking up either, so many of us may have to wait until November to get significant widespread rainfall. 2001 is the year that best fits what I think is coming up. We went 60 days straight days that fall without measurable rainfall here. The big heat probably is not over either. 100+ is still on the table for many of us.
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JHS said:
Got .55 here this evening.
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Brent said:
Good riddance to August is all I gotta say... A hot dry month overall. Yesterday had a bit of rain but not nearly enough. Today was back to blazing sun yay

At least September should have a legit front at some point
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Yeah I'm very glad August is almost over. At least in September you are pretty much guaranteed cooler weather at some point.
 
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