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Pattern Arid August
- Thread starter SD
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84/59 at the DUH helipad.
That pattern next week is going to get everyone excited for fall then summer is going to come out of no where and block the game winning layup into the 5th row
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
LickWx
Member
Incoming SD: “ This weather will lead to drought and heat later on”. He prolly right, least about heat
Nah this ain't one of those through D10 at least after that let's revisit
LickWx
Member
After literally weeks of dewpoints in the mid to upper 70s, I just can’t believe how comfortable the last several days have been… especially in the evening. I took my basset hound for a good 2 mile walk this evening and barely broke a sweat. I’m not naive enough to think that heat and humidity won’t be back again this year, but I’m definitely gonna enjoy these nice evenings while they last
Brent
Member
I like the wording from RAH's discussion last night:
<last paragraph of long range>
"A cooling and drying trend will continue from Tuesday through
Thursday behind a secondary cold front that looks to move through on
Monday night. Surface high pressure will build down from the Great
Lakes and Northeast US as the cold front stalls well to our south.
The mid/upper trough axis will gradually lift NE, favoring height
rises W/NW flow aloft. This will bring below-normal PW values and
help dew points mix out well down into the 60s from Tuesday through
Thursday. In fact, some guidance even shows some 50s dew points on
these days. So largely dry weather and mostly sunny skies are
expected. Highs will drop to upper-70s to lower-80s by Wednesday and
Thursday, with lows in the upper-50s to lower-60s as there should be
decent radiational cooling conditions."
<last paragraph of long range>
"A cooling and drying trend will continue from Tuesday through
Thursday behind a secondary cold front that looks to move through on
Monday night. Surface high pressure will build down from the Great
Lakes and Northeast US as the cold front stalls well to our south.
The mid/upper trough axis will gradually lift NE, favoring height
rises W/NW flow aloft. This will bring below-normal PW values and
help dew points mix out well down into the 60s from Tuesday through
Thursday. In fact, some guidance even shows some 50s dew points on
these days. So largely dry weather and mostly sunny skies are
expected. Highs will drop to upper-70s to lower-80s by Wednesday and
Thursday, with lows in the upper-50s to lower-60s as there should be
decent radiational cooling conditions."
sounds like a chance to open the windows some overnight
snowc
Member
Thank you lord the 70s are back!
Its coming down here, but its already weakening.
Getting smoked by this outflow 
Maybe just enough SB Cape to get this about 50-75 miles east
0Z HRRR was pretty active this weekend
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Brent
Member
This is the second night in a row we've had storms nearby
Avalanche
Member
My daughter is in Ft Sill doing her basic training. She said the OK heat was rough but it’s easier to breathe than our moisture laden air in NC