BHS1975
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The all time high for the entire planet was broken there just last year.
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The June Thread 2021
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The all time high for the entire planet was broken there just last year.
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56.1 this morning here. It was glorious.
Brent
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99 lovely degrees today. It felt fantastic
This is so much better than when it was zero with snow on the ground
This is so much better than when it was zero with snow on the ground
JHS
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It may be time to write off the tropical system for most of NC and upstate SC. Models trending south with it. The cold front may not be much help either. This weekend and all of next week may be almost completely dry for many of us.
51.3 this morning, checks calendar, yep it's June 18.
55 in the springs. We take
BHS1975
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Probably just enough clouds tomorrow to keep us out of the 95+ range. We may also have an old ofb moving through or nearby. We are doing a hell of a job at missing heat right now
Shaggy
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At the end of May our cornstalks around here were still only about a foot high. They are now 6 foot tall and looking good. I know the farmers are happy.
00z GFS only shows one sub-90*F day in the long range, and that's Tuesday.
And even then, it might trend warmer as well.
And even then, it might trend warmer as well.
Looks like maybe a few storms along the leading edge of the moisture surge tomorrow afternoon
Well short of the near 100 the Euro had
ndfd temps
But the Euro is still stradfast on 95+
Well short of the near 100 the Euro had
ndfd temps
But the Euro is still stradfast on 95+
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My corn is about 2 ft and starting to tassel. Less than ideal but I'm going to have a bumper crop of watermelon and cucumbers
I think at this point we have certainly come to the conclusion that in the "warm" months it's too warm at 2m, it often shows less storm coverage thus drier in afternoon storm setups, and it loves subtropical ridging in the SE.
Hrrr bacon
iGRXY
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I be we get clouds and moisture in earlier than expected. WOuldn't surprise me if places in Georgia and Western SC don't hit 90 at all saturday.
I’m honestly beginning to wonder if CLT might stay below 90 tomorrow. The NWS forecast high for tomorrow has dropped from 98 on Wednesday PM update to 92 on this morning’s. In fact looking at dewpoints already starting to creep back up just to the south
