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Pattern June 2023 Thread

Yeah the medium to long range is just a big death ridge for days out in the west. Total opposite from last year at this time where we were dealing with the death ridge. You have to think eventually that subtropical ridge complex is going to want to move east over us....it's just a matter of when. not if. Until then, below avg temps next week with the cut off. This has been a wierd spring and early summer with lots of eastern troughing and cut offs. Honestly, if it werent for this meandering cut off next week, we'd likely be baking along with Canada and upper plains/Great Lakes. We're getting quite lucky, but eventually it'll run out.
No doubt. Im approaching 11 months without a 90 degree reading yet. I'm loving it. Seems to happen once every 20 or so years around hear.
 
Long Range NAM pretty aggressive with rainfall through Tuesday night. Although, it is probably overdoing it on the totals. Also the long range NAM doesn’t have a great track record. Still Looks like a pretty decent chance someone on here is gonna get some big time rainfall next week.BAA1F244-72F8-41B5-A61F-FA14C427E67F.png
 
Long Range NAM pretty aggressive with rainfall through Tuesday night. Although, it is probably overdoing it on the totals. Also the long range NAM doesn’t have a great track record. Still Looks like a pretty decent chance someone on here is gonna get some big time rainfall next week.View attachment 135484
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I think it has legs. A 7-10” band is setting up along the border with wide spread 5-7” means across northern SC, NE GA, and WNC.
 
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Huge area of 115mph+ bins headed right into Tulsa.

Edit: Can’t tell for sure but I believe that is a 130mph bin on a later scan. That is the highest I’ve ever seen outside of a tornado or hurricane.

THESE ARE DESTRUCTIVE STORMS FOR THE TULSA METRO AREA.

HAZARD...100 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

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Down in Orlando doing the parks with the family. Man I haven’t felt heat/humidity like this since last summer. Afternoon rain helps but it’s still hot. I will say the afternoon storms are really cool with vivid lightning.
 
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