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It’s June 1st. Haha.Is it just me or are we not getting as many afternoon pop up storms as we usually do this time of year ? On a typical June day, there is usually a good bit of afternoon storms.
It’s June 1st. Haha.Is it just me or are we not getting as many afternoon pop up storms as we usually do this time of year ? On a typical June day, there is usually a good bit of afternoon storms.
The warmest day here of the next 10 right is the 87 for tomorrow. Even more there’s 6 nights with lows of 60 or below… really unusually. The latest first 90 degree high on record for KCLT is 2003 and that was on 7/3… I’m curious to how the overall pattern compares between that year and what we’re seeing now. I’m 2003 we were coming out of El Niño and this year we’re going into one.Models don't have a single 90 degree day here for next 10 days (gets close but not actually 90), I don't buy it. In fact, usually. especially if it's dry, and full sun models under perform on afternoon highs like they usually do with overnight lows on calm, clear nights. Still, if that were to verify what an amazing stretch of no 90 degree days that would be.
The spectrum of outcomes the next 2 weeks is fairly high. 80s low humidity, stalled front muggy lots of rain, mcs train, front to the north and highs well into the 90s are all out there. Given the amount of high latitude blocking still present we may end up with a piece of each through mid June. Unless something changes any "heat" will be relatively short lived in our area but to the south and west may have more staying power. Like we have seen over the lat few years hitting 90 isn't that hard this time of year so I wouldn't be shocked if we do soon but then again I wouldn't be shocked if we revisit this on 6/15 and we still haven'tModels don't have a single 90 degree day here for next 10 days (gets close but not actually 90), I don't buy it. In fact, usually. especially if it's dry, and full sun models under perform on afternoon highs like they usually do with overnight lows on calm, clear nights. Still, if that were to verify what an amazing stretch of no 90 degree days that would be.
Nothing to back this up of course, but I bet we pay for this later in the summer.The warmest day here of the next 10 right is the 87 for tomorrow. Even more there’s 6 nights with lows of 60 or below… really unusually. The latest first 90 degree high on record for KCLT is 2003 and that was on 7/3… I’m curious to how the overall pattern compares between that year and what we’re seeing now. I’m 2003 we were coming out of El Niño and this year we’re going into one.
You left out the Midwest. It was in the 90s in Michigan today.I noticed many locales in the MA and NE reached the low to mid 90s today. Many areas just to the west of the apps and MS river valley will be in low to mid 90s over the next week, so summer has definitely arrived. HOWEVER, much of the Carolinas and VA had a relatively pleasant day today. Gotta escape 90 tomorrow and Tues and then the rest of next weeks looks pleasant for June. Keep it coming!
Yep three sub 60 lows forecast where I am. Glad to have below normal temps now. Have not had AC on yet. That may change tomorrow though.I noticed many locales in the MA and NE reached the low to mid 90s today. Many areas just to the west of the apps and MS river valley will be in low to mid 90s over the next week, so summer has definitely arrived. HOWEVER, much of the Carolinas and VA had a relatively pleasant day today. Gotta escape 90 tomorrow and Tues and then the rest of next weeks looks pleasant for June. Keep it coming!
We may miss the worst of the heat all summer. I would not want to be in Kansas and nearby areas though. Someone out there will see 110 this summer. This pattern looks a bit like 1988 when a major drought and high heat hit much of the country, but never settled into the Carolinas. The worst stretch here that year was the 3rd week of August when many of us hit 100, but it only lasted a few days.I noticed many locales in the MA and NE reached the low to mid 90s today. Many areas just to the west of the apps and MS river valley will be in low to mid 90s over the next week, so summer has definitely arrived. HOWEVER, much of the Carolinas and VA had a relatively pleasant day today. Gotta escape 90 tomorrow and Tues and then the rest of next weeks looks pleasant for June. Keep it coming!
Yeah… it looks like we’re following a Niño climo with the most intense heat out in the Plain over to the MidwestWe may miss the worst of the heat all summer. I would not want to be in Kansas and nearby areas though. Someone out there will see 110 this summer. This pattern looks a bit like 1988 when a major drought and high heat hit much of the country, but never settled into the Carolinas. The worst stretch here that year was the 3rd week of August when many of us hit 100, but it only lasted a few days.
Yeah… it looks like we’re following a Niño climo with the most intense heat out in the Plain over to the Midwest
Very true, though you can add the Pacific Northwest to that the last couple summers.We had the same with a La Nina last year.
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