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Pattern June Presented by: Heat and Humidity

Well I thought wrong. It’s not summer, it’s not spring, it’s still mid February according to the GFS. Get ready for mid 50s- mid 60s for 3-4 days . Record cold days coming for anyone who lives from Roanoke, Greensboro , to Raleigh .
 
Lickwx said:
Well I thought wrong. It’s not summer, it’s not spring, it’s still mid February according to the GFS. Get ready for mid 50s- mid 60s for 3-4 days . Record cold days coming for anyone who lives from Roanoke, Greensboro , to Raleigh .
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And this upsets you, why?
 
ryan1234 said:
And this upsets you, why?
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I live a bit under 36 degrees north . The average coldest day in June is 74. It’s summer, the one and only stable season. This is beyond absurd to be shivering around with summer solstice when the sun angle is near 80. You must hate all people if you would ever wish for this . Miserable sunless dreary depressing cold weather.
 
Lickwx said:
I live a bit under 36 degrees north . The average coldest day in June is 74. It’s summer, the one and only stable season. This is beyond absurd to be shivering around with summer solstice when the sun angle is near 80. You must hate all people if you would ever wish for this . Miserable sunless dreary depressing cold weather.
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First, I don't think I have ever shivered in 60-degree weather. I love people, which is why I am okay with cooler temps. And you know as well as I do that we won't be in the mid-'50s. You're talking about the GFS. It's been a hot, extremely muggy week, so I am okay with a break. It's better than drought and 95 plus degree heat. Lastly, it's only June we still a good 3.5 months left for miserable heat and humidity. You'll be okay.
 
ryan1234 said:
First, I don't think I have ever shivered in 60-degree weather. I love people, which is why I am okay with cooler temps. And you know as well as I do that we won't be in the mid-'50s. You're talking about the GFS. It's been a hot, extremely muggy week, so I am okay with a break. It's better than drought and 95 plus degree heat. Lastly, it's only June we still a good 3.5 months left for miserable heat and humidity. You'll be okay.
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I’m ok with a break that isn’t miserably dreary . Why can’t we get the dry sunny 80/55 days instead of 65/60 no sun for a week, and howling winds that make it feel much much cooler. That isn’t summer ,if that’s your ideal weather Scotland is great this time of year.
This crap isn’t normal. Then again nothing has been normal
 
Lickwx said:
I’m ok with a break that isn’t miserably dreary . Why can’t we get the dry sunny 80/55 days instead of 65/60 no sun for a week, and howling winds that make it feel much much cooler. That isn’t summer ,if that’s your ideal weather Scotland is great this time of year.
This crap isn’t normal. Then again nothing has been normal
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Deeeep, cleansing breaths. Lol. I promise this summer will be just as miserable as last year's.
 
Real curious to see if this ofb can help these little showers/towering CU around here break the weak capping inversion And become full blown storms 386270B7-7CC3-4811-A9DA-7689390C749F.png
 
Storms have been just a few miles north of me but clouds are finally rolling and pushing my way. Sky has that eerie hue.
 
Nevermind, just feedback. No storm. Stick in a fork in what is another failed attempt of modeling for my area. Triangle region, you are looking better than before. Especially NW of Raleigh. Another day, another bust.
 
Maybe I have a shot.

From Mike Maze at WRAL

The rain over Granville, Durham and Orange Counties is moving so slowly that a Flash Flood Warning has been issued. Up to 2-3" of rain has already fallen and more is possible. I believe this line will eventually start sagging southward this evening.

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So how is this going to miss me?

A Severe Thunderstorm Waring has been issued for parts of Orange, Alamance and Chatham Counties until 7:45. This storm is moving southeast at 10 mph with the potential for winds of 60 mph and penny-sized hail.

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This is the most confusing day this week. Like, one second I have hope for a decent storm and the next it's gone. Plenty of CAPE, but the better dynamics remain to the north. Will I see something, or will I be watching distant flashes all night?

Edit, I am seeing more towers, let's see where this evening takes us!
 
1.63” of rain today and a peak rainfall rate of 2.85” per hour on my station! Love my weatherflow station it’s pretty amazing and the new update to the app is awesome.
 
Constant lighting now. No loud boomers, but man it’s like a light show over me right now.


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