Pattern June 2022
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A Category 2/Slight Risk has been maintained across portions of the Mid Atlantic into the
Carolinas. Should confidence increase in a more organized, sustained MCS becoming established in the morning hours upstream of the
aforementioned buoyancy, a Category 3/Enhanced risk may be needed Also, some CAM guidance hints at considerable southwestward propagation of MCS convection into SC and a southwestward expansion of the Slight Risk is also possible in future Day 1 Outlooks.
A Category 2/Slight Risk has been maintained across portions of the Mid Atlantic into the
Carolinas. Should confidence increase in a more organized, sustained MCS becoming established in the morning hours upstream of the
aforementioned buoyancy, a Category 3/Enhanced risk may be needed Also, some CAM guidance hints at considerable southwestward propagation of MCS convection into SC and a southwestward expansion of the Slight Risk is also possible in future Day 1 Outlooks.
Feels like 92 at midnight in Atlanta. Sick joke. I played soccer tonight and sweated through. 2 shirts
This humidity has to go. Like literally I was in a good mood til I went outside and it immediately flipped.. how anyone likes this weather is beyond me
Waking up to a severe thunderstorm warning in the mountains of NC. Up on a small mountain and the trees are getting worrisome.
My garden's done for, I can barely keep it up with 102-103.. 
That's one way to wake up. Home shaking thunder this morning.
Interested to see how that MCS plays out this afternoon just hate I'm not going to be there to see it. Need the rain bad though!
Sitting on my deck drinking coffee to the sound of thunder. Looks like the MCS is going to skate by just east of me so no rain.
Update: just started raining?
Update: just started raining?
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ha. "undermodeled upstream MCS" is sure one way to break a heatwave. i'll take it today.
Now that would be a truly historic heatwave...my goodness. Atlanta would break it's all time record of 106 degrees set back in 2012. It seems like historic June heatwaves are becoming a regular thing in the states. Last year, it was the pacific northwest.
RDU bottomed out at a “cool” 80 for a low last night. ?
This morning’s 80 degree low blows away the prior record high minimum for today of 76. Now, we’ll almost definitely break the record high of 97 with a forecast of 100. Surprisingly, yesterday’s high temperature of 99 did not break a record, as the record high for June 13th of 100 was set back in 2002.
EDIT: Not sure we break today’s record high with all these clouds around, though.
This morning’s 80 degree low blows away the prior record high minimum for today of 76. Now, we’ll almost definitely break the record high of 97 with a forecast of 100. Surprisingly, yesterday’s high temperature of 99 did not break a record, as the record high for June 13th of 100 was set back in 2002.
EDIT: Not sure we break today’s record high with all these clouds around, though.
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