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Pattern July

So far so good, just gotta survive a couple more months of proverbial hell before we begin to head towards the promised land of low humidity and 70 degree days w/ crisp, cool mornings.

I would say something about snow too but odds are we won't see any token flakes until morbid March rolls around.

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Webberweather53 said:
So far so good, just gotta survive a couple more months of proverbial hell before we begin to head towards the promised land of low humidity and 70 degree days w/ crisp, cool mornings.

I would say something about snow too but odds are we won't see any token flakes until morbid March rolls around.

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I'm worried about the D5-20 being sizzling hot

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Webberweather53 said:
So far so good, just gotta survive a couple more months of proverbial hell before we begin to head towards the promised land of low humidity and 70 degree days w/ crisp, cool mornings.

I would say something about snow too but odds are we won't see any token flakes until morbid March rolls around.

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Seems like you’ve got Dec-Jan covered!??
 
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I'm worried about the D5-20 being sizzling hot

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Yeah we're moving into a warm-very warm pattern unfortunately although the worst of the heat anomaly wise looks to be to our north. Thankfully we're not in late August or September rn because this z500 would be a dangerous one to have near the peak of the hurricane season.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Looks like just another day in the office if you're from Houston, TX. No way I could live there w/ that crap several months out of the year
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I'm interested to see if we're going to observe the elusive 80*F dewpoint.

Might as well go broke or go home. :p
 
Webberweather53 said:
Yeah we're moving into a warm-very warm pattern unfortunately although the worst of the heat anomaly wise looks to be to our north. Thankfully we're not in late August or September rn because this z500 would be a dangerous one to have near the peak of the hurricane season.
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It happened last year. Seems to be more common now that the Hadley cells are expanding.


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Webberweather53 said:
Yeah we're moving into a warm-very warm pattern unfortunately although the worst of the heat anomaly wise looks to be to our north. Thankfully we're not in late August or September rn because this z500 would be a dangerous one to have near the peak of the hurricane season.
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Yeah it seems like if we can keep the ridge axis to our north and get an easterly component to the h5 flow we generally are ok in these setups

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SD said:
Yeah it seems like if we can keep the ridge axis to our north and get an easterly component to the h5 flow we generally are ok in these setups

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Yeah the NE will bake again.


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Maybe some of those storms in the Sandhills (Hoke/Cumberland) can make it northward into the Triangle....
 
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