July Surprise!

[ryan1234]

Those storms I had right before the switch to Cooler weather last October were super electric, I still wish I had my camera then

Those were some great storms. Miss those days. I think we all just have to accept that the pattern has changed and get used this weather going forward. Apparently the NE, Mid-Atlantic is the place to be, at least this year. Hell, they've some wicked storms out west as well.

 

[ryan1234]

The end of August to the middle of October we’re brutal even in my area. From August 28th to October 12th my area had less then a quarter of an inch of rain. Alongside the crazy heat that was a really brutal time period.

Yeah, it was so dry. My grass literally turned brown. It was like walking on pine straw.

 

[NoSnowATL]

The end of August to the middle of October were brutal even in my area. From August 28th to October 12th my area had less then a quarter of an inch of rain. Alongside the crazy heat that was a really brutal time period.

But the good part about that drought was that all the mosquitoes died out around my house.. It was pretty nice.

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Don’t 850s break records last September/October ?

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Can’t be worse than this

 

[Bham 99]

Yup. We had a lot of MCS's last year. Plus convection was a lot more widespread. Although, we paid for it when September rolled around. We went what... almost a full month with any rain and 95-degree heat well into October. Maybe this year will flipflop, we can only hope!

I think with la Nina's it cools down earlier

 

[SD]

Can’t be worse than this View attachment 43929

I thought this was the current eps run I was about to throw in the towel

 

[Myfrotho704_]

The gefs would surprise you around day 7-14, looks very favorable for severe with pretty elevated SCP, globals have been trying to sniff out MCVs/energy. problem is, 1 we’re stuck under a big ridge, number 2 there looks to be pretty good EML advection with steep mid level lapse rates, which looks to combine with subsidence from a ridge, this pattern is dependent on MCVs/pieces of energy, if you could get storms with the big thermodynamics under this ridge than damn, lol

 

[NoSnowATL]

I thought this was the current eps run I was about to throw in the towel

Save that towel for Dec, Jan,Feb and Mar.

 

[SD]

Save that towel for Dec, Jan,Feb and Mar.

Fun fact I am so far not down on winter 20-21. My biggest fear so far lies in getting a monster pv more than enso

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Here’s something to cheer y’all up

 

[NoSnowATL]

@BufordWX

 

[BufordWX]

@BufordWX
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Those storms to the north are looking good. Maybe today will be your day?

 

[Arcc]

Ok who is first to jump in? (warning: language)

 

[SD]

Euro is hell on earth

 

[NoSnowATL]

Those storms to the north are looking good. Maybe today will be your day?

Na, they will sit over your house then die out once they head my direction. I did get a nice shower last night. About 246 drops.

 

[NoSnowATL]

Euro is hell on earth

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Beautiful

 

[Arcc]

Beautiful

Can we get a “Mallet” like along with the “face palm” one?

 

[ryan1234]

I hate the Euro and I hope it in Lala land, like every other model out there. Maybe I will just move to Alaska...

 

[ryan1234]

Beautiful

If you love dry heat and drought I'd recommend Arizona as an option. Most of us on here like storms and not getting placed under water restrictions... Droughts are horrible for crops and farmers and that is the LAST thing we need during this time. Just sayin'.