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July Surprise!

I am obviously a bit of a weather nerd when little statistical things like this catch my eye...here's me grading today's climate summary for KCHA. Not sure what math is being used here but it is clearly a version I do not approve of lol. Problem I see is the rounding up on the observed values but rounding down for the normal values, so when the calc is done on the departure it is off by 1 degree.



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Meh I wouldn’t look at that as it’s hurricane related so it will change.
 
This weekend looks good for pulse storms, large cape each day with barely any flow aloft means whoever gets under one of these will score 7BB3F01A-299A-4F1B-A589-77FA49ED0CA1.png0C464BC0-BD6B-47FD-BE48-C5BA02CF5810.png71643E52-B183-4393-887D-D792B4206F8C.png5C992839-B99C-4531-AAC4-9A3D49A2F053.png
 
Only place in NC its raining lol,Holden Beach and man has it been pouring. Fish where bitting so good, lightening run everyone back inside.
 
Looks like the GFS has lost the really hot temps over most of the SE. Not so in the plains.
 
Been interesting observing the slow retrograding of MCS activity the last several days across the southeast, with the main activity being in NC a while back, then east TN into GA the next day, then middle TN into AL the day after that, then west TN into MS yesterday, and now AR today. Guess tomorrow it'll be OK's turn. More or less a pattern that resembles carving a trough except it isn't any cooler, lol.
 
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