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Pattern Juggernaut June

Don’t buy it. These “ storms “ go up through LA, just drift N, and die out over MO, and give us sprinkles! Very not excited about this
Eh thankfully this setup is tapping moisture from the deep tropics and it's getting pulled into the region. Combine that with the cutoff/trough kicking out of the SW, small disturbances in the flow, maybe a backdoor front or 2, Lee trough, and outflow propagation you have a decent setup for scattered showers and storms each day.

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Eh thankfully this setup is tapping moisture from the deep tropics and it's getting pulled into the region. Combine that with the cutoff/trough kicking out of the SW, small disturbances in the flow, maybe a backdoor front or 2, Lee trough, and outflow propagation you have a decent setup for scattered showers and storms each day.

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Also got deep moist layers/very saturated soundings, and very big PWATs, which is gonna cause storms to dump lots of rain
 
"THE GAINESVILLE CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR JUNE 3 2019

VALID TODAY AS OF 0500 PM LOCAL TIME.


CLIMATE NORMAL PERIOD 1981 TO 2010
CLIMATE RECORD PERIOD 1890 TO 2019

WEATHER ITEM OBSERVED TIME RECORD YEAR NORMAL DEPARTURE LAST
VALUE (LST) VALUE VALUE FROM YEAR
NORMAL
..............................................................


TEMPERATURE (F)
TODAY
MAXIMUM 100R 339 PM 100 2000 89 11 94"

JAX and SAV had 99. The highest I saw was 97.7. The heatwave does an unwelcomed encore.
Even Miami tied a record high at 96. This isn't funny, folks.
 
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18z NAM ; the low looks to have a path that go's through central alabama or somewhere in that vicinity.
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"THE GAINESVILLE CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR JUNE 3 2019

VALID TODAY AS OF 0500 PM LOCAL TIME.


CLIMATE NORMAL PERIOD 1981 TO 2010
CLIMATE RECORD PERIOD 1890 TO 2019

WEATHER ITEM OBSERVED TIME RECORD YEAR NORMAL DEPARTURE LAST
VALUE (LST) VALUE VALUE FROM YEAR
NORMAL
..............................................................


TEMPERATURE (F)
TODAY
MAXIMUM 100R 339 PM 100 2000 89 11 94"

JAX and SAV had 99. The heatwave does an unwelcomed encore.

Please ... someone was hoping it was a computer glitch when someone read it a short while ago ... but yup, someone's sensor confirms it's real ... :confused:

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But for WIW ... it won't do 102º tomorrow ... :p
 
The 12z Spaghetti plots are a little contradictory to the NAM with a more northwestern position.91L_geps_12z.png
 
This is absolutely sick stuff:

Gainesville, FL, highs meaning no rest for the weary; Phil needs ma nature's irrigation, stat!
5/21 97
5/22 97
5/23 95
5/24 97
5/25 99
5/26 100
5/27 102
5/28 101
5/29 99
5/30 99
5/31 95
6/1 99
6/2 96
6/3 100
 
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This is absolutely sick stuff:

Gainesville, FL, highs averaged a whopping 99 over last 14 days meaning no rest for the weary; Phil needs ma nature's irrigation, stat!
5/21 97
5/22 97
5/23 95
5/24 97
5/25 99
5/26 100
5/27 102
5/28 101
5/29 99
5/30 99
5/31 95
6/1 99
6/2 96
6/3 100
And a very, very cold beer ... o_O
 
ATL might have finally ended its 90*F streak today, with a high of only 89*F. I guess the heavy rain shower yesterday did the trick, lol.

Meanwhile, it was 91*F here.

85F/64 here in northeastern Cobb county today, really nice day above the front by all accounts. Areas above 4000' in western North Carolina are already reporting some low to mid 50s.
 
57 going down into the upper 40s by dawn. Mountains even colder. Frost products out in New England. Welcome to Fall.
 
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