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Pattern May: gateway to everyone's favorite season

Needless to say, there's some disagreement about the heat wave and death ridge beyond Memorial Day, though I'd bet money the GFS gets it right...

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What will also be interesting to see is if Atlanta records a 80*F+ low during this period.
 
91/68, feels nice outside, pools around the area is finally reaching 74-80 degrees
 
pcbjr said:
Well, 12Z GFS finally loses my 100's, and here's praying it's a trend, here and region-wide ... :cool:
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On the other hand, it did take a step in the direction of the 00z EURO as far as maintaining the heat ridge through the week of 5/26 to 5/31.

For whatever reason, the GDPS died-ed at 222hr, but it also trended in the direction of the 00z EURO big time.
 
SouthATLwx said:
On the other hand, it did take a step in the direction of the 00z EURO as far as maintaining the heat ridge through the week of 5/26 to 5/31.

For whatever reason, the GDPS died-ed at 222hr, but it also trended in the direction of the 00z EURO big time.
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I know, but just a little hope and prayer ... :oops:
 
This threat doesn't concern really anyone on this board, but not surprisingly the SPC went w/ a rare MDT day 3 risk in western OK and northern Texas for Monday. When you have the polar jet displaced all the way down into the southwestern US combined w/ a momentum boost from El Nino and this western hemisphere MJO event, plus a late spring-early summer boundary layer in the southern plains, the basic and rare recipe is there for a very prolific severe weather &/or violent tornado outbreak.
 
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