Brent
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Really starts around 2 minutes with the power going out around 4
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Pattern June 2023 Thread
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Really starts around 2 minutes with the power going out around 4
It's kind of funny, really.
Last week, it was looking like DFW would be seeing days upon days of 100*F+ weather and sunny/dry conditions with no end in sight. There was so much hype about record-breaking oppressive heat.
Fast forward to today and not only has DFW yet to hit 100*F+, but it's only been "seasonably warm" and there's a good chance it may not even happen at all with this "heat wave" before it ends on Wednesday. Plus, much of the period has been pretty cloudy due to persistent convective debris and/or post-outflow stratus clouds.
EDIT: The long-advertised heat wave did verify for San Antonio, Austin and (to a lesser extent) Houston though. And granted, the humidity was certainly imrpessive although actual temps fell well short of expectations.
Last week, it was looking like DFW would be seeing days upon days of 100*F+ weather and sunny/dry conditions with no end in sight. There was so much hype about record-breaking oppressive heat.
Fast forward to today and not only has DFW yet to hit 100*F+, but it's only been "seasonably warm" and there's a good chance it may not even happen at all with this "heat wave" before it ends on Wednesday. Plus, much of the period has been pretty cloudy due to persistent convective debris and/or post-outflow stratus clouds.
EDIT: The long-advertised heat wave did verify for San Antonio, Austin and (to a lesser extent) Houston though. And granted, the humidity was certainly imrpessive although actual temps fell well short of expectations.
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Drizzle Snizzle
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It's forecast to hit 100 both tomorrow and Tuesday in Dallas !
It's been forecasted to hit 100*F every day in Dallas since last weekend, until it didn't happen for the reasons mentioned in my post.
EDIT: The departure for June as of yesterday is only a whopping +0.1*F and the warmest days (last Sunday with a high of 99*F) only had a departure of +3.7*F
HugeSnowStick
Member
Wow! From KFFC< KATL
.LONG TERM...
(Monday night through Saturday)
Issued at 403 AM EDT, Sun Jun 18 2023
Key Messages:
Starting Monday, a wet pattern sets up over the forecast region
that will keep numerous to widespread rain showers and
thunderstorms in the forecast each day across the forecast area.
Overall, rain totals from 2.5 to 5 inches on average are forecast
through next Sunday, although locally higher amounts up to 7
inches may be possible.
.LONG TERM...
(Monday night through Saturday)
Issued at 403 AM EDT, Sun Jun 18 2023
Key Messages:
Starting Monday, a wet pattern sets up over the forecast region
that will keep numerous to widespread rain showers and
thunderstorms in the forecast each day across the forecast area.
Overall, rain totals from 2.5 to 5 inches on average are forecast
through next Sunday, although locally higher amounts up to 7
inches may be possible.
HugeSnowStick
Member
And where is this???? Why do you post this stuff without reference to where you are? Is someone after you?
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
He is in Southwest Alabama.
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
Here's an outrageous stat. There has been some level of severe risk for the state of Alabama every day since last Sunday. There are currently outlooks for Monday and Tuesday as well. That would be a total of 10 straight days with a severe weather risk. ?
Carolina Sky
Member
Local forecast from TWC has at least a 50% chance of rain here every day except for one between the 20th and July 2.
Finally! 
Move if need be! I had to work and adjust this! It wouldn’t let me load original pic
NoSnowATL
Member
HugeSnowStick
Member
Key Messages:
- Cloudy and rainy weather is forecast this week, with rainfall
totals likely (> 90% chance) exceeding 2 inches by next weekend.
- Expect below average temperatures all week, with high temperatures
running 5 to 15 degrees below average.
Dreary Weather Tuesday through Next Weekend:
With an omega block over the Lower 48 and a nearly stationary upper
level trough over Alabama and Mississippi pumping moisture northward
from the Gulf, it will feel like we are living in a "southern
version, Seattle" this week. Though it is hard to imagine us not
seeing the sun for six straight days in late June, that is what a
good portion of the ensemble guidance is leaning towards. The mean
cloud cover from the 80 EPS and GEFS members keeps the region under
80 to 100 percent cloud cover through at least Sunday.
- Cloudy and rainy weather is forecast this week, with rainfall
totals likely (> 90% chance) exceeding 2 inches by next weekend.
- Expect below average temperatures all week, with high temperatures
running 5 to 15 degrees below average.
Dreary Weather Tuesday through Next Weekend:
With an omega block over the Lower 48 and a nearly stationary upper
level trough over Alabama and Mississippi pumping moisture northward
from the Gulf, it will feel like we are living in a "southern
version, Seattle" this week. Though it is hard to imagine us not
seeing the sun for six straight days in late June, that is what a
good portion of the ensemble guidance is leaning towards. The mean
cloud cover from the 80 EPS and GEFS members keeps the region under
80 to 100 percent cloud cover through at least Sunday.
iGRXY
Member
7”+ looks likely in the western Carolina’s and NE Georgia through the week. Think we will have potential for flooding and landslides back this way.
Impressive TOG in south central MS. Large debris ball.
Very impressive. Not many times you see a cycling tornado supercell in the SE in mid June!
J1C1111
Member
And so it begins. Under first huge downpour of system. Let's see how the rain gauges stack up this week.
Gotta love how efficient this tropical airmass is at building up rainfall totals. So far I’ve had two downpours in the last couple hours, totally about 20 minutes of rain and already have had .6”