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May be?

Fri looks like a more Convectively active day with perhaps some severe storms given the increase in winds across all layers (850mb/500mb), only thing that reduces the chance is piss poor lapse rates CCAC1942-68BF-48FD-B8D0-A158FD2F6E0E.pngD91FFDA1-2BBD-408F-8968-DB99F19FFC8D.png1070F3D2-BB99-44B1-A23A-C4F26F0A5954.png0C273B05-7D03-424F-A79D-F4FA81FDF893.png
 
Interested to see what the euro and uk say for rain tomorrow. Most of the 12z models so far show a fairly large area of rain with a narrow band of 1-3 inches.
 
After reaching 89°F in March, RDU may challenge the record for the latest 90°F day. Meanwhile some areas in New England are likely going to hit 90°F this week.
What's the latest date?
 
June 27 in 1983. Doubt it takes that long but the chances of a 90°F day in May are near zero.
It's weird to be looking for days that might hit 90 instead of days that might be sub 90. Saturday has a low end chance of convection is late in the day, late next week probably has a better chance but it doesn't jump off the page
 
Interested to see what the euro and uk say for rain tomorrow. Most of the 12z models so far show a fairly large area of rain with a narrow band of 1-3 inches.

12z UK...

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All this rain is probably why were seeing much higher cape these past few days and later this week since it can possibly help moisten the PBL a bit more vs a dry ground
 
No rain to speak of since Friday and not seeing a chance at any until maybe Thursday or Friday. Wednesday now looks very dry in upstate SC. I'm betting our heat lovers will be very happy after early next week.
 
Interesting...op euro well west with tomorrows rain. Pretty much all alone, but it's the Euro.


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