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Pattern June Gloom

backdoor fronts in the summer are fantastic until you're in a drought and you realize that rolling injections of stable, dry air are absolutely not a good thing
 
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According to my research, AI lol, coldest recorded June low for RR is 48. Broke that by 2° this morning

Judging by you typing “AI lol”, it seems like you’re taking AI with a grain here, which is smart because AI is way off for Roxboro’s record cold June low for some reason. The only way 48 can be considered their monthly low is if AI goes back only to 2009. They had 38 in 2006 per this source:


Regardless, your 44 is quite impressive considering you came within 6 of the monthly low, 44 is ~16 BN for a low for the date, and 44 is the coldest June low since after 2006.
 
This morning was a refreshing low of 60 at KSAV and 64 at KSVN. Dewpoints are in the very nice/rare for June mid 40s. So, needless to say, I intend to walk at one of the parks this evening as I did yesterday.
 
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I could be mistaken but I do believe we are likely to be hottest in the early part of a nino summer versus the 2nd half, feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

It still seems like we morph into a western US ridge and north atlantic/bermuda ridge with a weakness in the middle. If you want to go full on rain/humidity/high pwat this is the way
 
I could be mistaken but I do believe we are likely to be hottest in the early part of a nino summer versus the 2nd half, feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

It still seems like we morph into a western US ridge and north atlantic/bermuda ridge with a weakness in the middle. If you want to go full on rain/humidity/high pwat this is the way

Per the following composite of summer months preceding high end moderate or stronger Nino since 1950 fwiw, you have the right idea due to the avg of Augusts cooling considerably on avg in the E US vs June/July. July on average has actually been the warmest in a large portion of the E coast states:

June
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July:
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August:
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Then Sep on avg warmed up:
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Then the avg of Oct cooled down:
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Then the avg warmed back up for Nov/Dec:
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Then Jan/Feb on avg have been chilly in the SE:




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