Highs looking a lot “ cooler” for Memorial Day weekend, low 90s instead of upper 90s, I’ll take itlol at the 00z GFS and EURO. That's certainly a big change beyond mid-next week.
Maybe it's just a fluke.
Highs looking a lot “ cooler” for Memorial Day weekend, low 90s instead of upper 90s, I’ll take itlol at the 00z GFS and EURO. That's certainly a big change beyond mid-next week.
Maybe it's just a fluke.
Can't wait for the raleigh has X days of water left countdown
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This looks fun, as you’ve been talking about!Going back to 1897, Macon has had zero 100+ days in May. The 12Z Euro says they'll have 4-5 days of 100+ and they haven't hit 99 in May since 1967. So, is the Euro to be believed? There sure has been consistency about this intense heatwave.
Edit: the 12 EPS supports its operational.
The only sliver of hope is, wasn’t the winters of 41/42 great around south for snows? The fact we could beat the record that was reached 3 times in 41 is great! Analogs FTLThis looks fun, as you’ve been talking about!View attachment 19687
I like the boundary running up US1 right now. That may be a good initiation point over the next few hours for a few storms. Otherwise meh.Don't look now @SD but there's something showing up on radar, anemic as it may be and CAMs not too excited either..... dang need something today though, this stiff wind is sucking any moisture left right out of the soil.
SER trending stronger. Imagine my shock!WPC has in their extended discussion noted two things of importance here. The ridge in the SE has been trending stronger and they seem pretty emphatic that upper 90s/low 100s are looking more probable. In fact, this looks like some all time May records are going to fall this weekend into next week.
We hoped last summer was going to be front-loaded only for it to last into October. Although we did get somewhat of a respite in August.On the plus side maybe this will be a frontloaded Summer. Get the triple digit heat out of the way now so we don’t have to worry about it in July/August.
Summer is coming...Taking a deeper look at the last several GFS runs through day 16, none of them show a day with a high lower than 89*F at ATL.
This is despite the ridge flattening.
Summer iscominghere...