LickWx
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Phoenix had its coldest July high since 1964 with a high of 83! Today may be cooler if short range is accurate , NWS calling for 86. Truly epic! Lots of rain as well.
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July Fry 2021
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Shaggy
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Loving these mornings. Dry air decent temps feels good outside
BHS1975
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????
Dewpoint Dan
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The last 15 years must have been very hot because Raleigh is only running a degree or two below normal. June is pretty much normal in Raleigh and 2 below normal in July so far. Not exactly way below normal.
LickWx
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Yes , also July is over 2 below normal . Part of it is that the last 15 years have been hot but summer is also more stable . +/- 2 degrees over the whole summer is pretty big for summer at least. Not like winter where deviation is greater .
LickWx
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Glad your thinking about me. All that’s missing from that picture is you !
Hi-Res models showing some impressive highs for Dallas today, tomorrow and Monday. Will post shortly...
12z 3km NAM:
Saturday - 99*F
Sunday - 104*F
Monday - 104*F
12z WRF-ARW:
Saturday - 100*F
Sunday - 103*F
12z FV3:
Saturday - 100*F
Sunday - 102*F
Monday - 103*F
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Has Dallas had a 100 degree high yet?
Next Thursday has some potential to be really hot 
Nope. Only three 99*F highs back on 6/13, 6/14 and 6/17.
The average total number in a season is 20, and the average 1st 100*F day is on 7/1.
EDIT: Even with the last week of July ending on a "hot" note, DFW may still end up below average for the month (departure as of yesterday was -2.2*F).
Not far from getting a decent hail/wind setup with this look 
And the 12z GFS doesn't have heights over DFW getting below 594dm the entire run.
It does show what looks like a strong Canadian high trying to ease southward through the Plains / Great Lakes (although it still stays north of Texas).
It does show what looks like a strong Canadian high trying to ease southward through the Plains / Great Lakes (although it still stays north of Texas).
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Interestingly enough, dewpoints are still in the low 70s and have yet to mix out (as of 2pm).
That probably means official highs will end up falling short of what's forecasted. But in terms of the heat index, it probably won't make a difference.
That probably means official highs will end up falling short of what's forecasted. But in terms of the heat index, it probably won't make a difference.
Excellent 
Brent
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Fantastic
This would be nice
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