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Pattern June 2023 Thread

J.C. said:
I know I've beat this dead horse at nauseum, but I just find it abhorrent.

Average through June 13th

1. 71.5F Home
2. 72.8F KPDK
3. 72.7F KFTY
4. 75.8F KATL (This is --------)

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I have too, decades ago, I always argued that this was never representative of actuality. The temp is taken at the world's busiest airport in the middle of runways?????
 
Looks like areas that aren't located just beside the RDU runway have a few shots at 90 between today and Sunday. If we don't do it in this period we will likely hold off 90 until at least 6/26
 
TWC has lowered temps this weekend just a notch for the upstate. This is for Greer, where the airport is. If we can survive the weekend without a 90 it looks like a great shot at getting to July without a 90. How about mid 70s around the solstice!
Looks like the upstate has only made it till July without a 90 6 times since 1884, with the latest being July 25th in 1892, and last time being July 8th in 2003. Fewest 90 degree days ever was 4 in 1909. 2003 had just 10.

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J.C. said:
I know I've beat this dead horse at nauseum, but I just find it abhorrent.

Average through June 13th

1. 71.5F Home
2. 72.8F KPDK
3. 72.7F KFTY
4. 75.8F KATL (This is --------)

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I'd be curious to see how this compares to other cities that have experienced rapid growth in the past few decades.
 
Bannerdude said:
.21" at my house so far this month and 2.16" since May 1st
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This feels like one of those times when the rain hits the same areas over and over. If I had 1/3 the rain I have been forecasted over the past 6 weeks there would be a surplus. The midwest is also very dry.

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J.C. said:
This feels like one of those times when the rain hits the same areas over and over. If I had 1/3 the rain I have been forecasted over the past 6 weeks there would be a surplus. The midwest is also very dry.

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Interesting that parts of Central and South GA are abnormally dry despite 3-5+ inches of rain over the last couple of days.
 
J.C. said:
This feels like one of those times when the rain hits the same areas over and over. If I had 1/3 the rain I have been forecasted over the past 6 weeks there would be a surplus. The midwest is also very dry.

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You're not lying. I'm a few miles from 12,000+ acre Falls Lake and they have averaged 7 cfs inflow (not a typo) so far in June which is 3% of the monthly median!
 
Locally we need that cutoff to not do what the 12z gfs and 0z euro did. That's a recipe to go relatively dry next week and big time heatwave on the back of it as it retrogrades into the deep south
 
SD said:
Looks like areas that aren't located just beside the RDU runway have a few shots at 90 between today and Sunday. If we don't do it in this period we will likely hold off 90 until at least 6/26
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I think Sunday looks likely to be the first 90 for PGV this year.....not sure how much longer we can keep dodging the bullet, still we will have added 5/6 days to record if its gets 90 on Sun/Mon.
 
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Rain Cold said:
There's something about this area that just inhibits storm development in a general sense.

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I hate everything this is the least rewarding hobby on earth. Might as well shut this place down.

No snow no rain no cold no heat might as well live in San diego
 
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SD said:
I hate everything this is the least rewarding hobby on earth. Might as well shut this place down.

No snow no rain no cold no heat might as well live in San diego
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At least you have the humidity and mosquitoes! San Diego doesn’t have that.
 
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