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Does weather (or climate ) ever stay still? Its always changing.
Well not usually climate at least in short time scales. Weather stays still in some places. Say, the tropics or California. Check out just south of San Francisco. Except for a few hot days, temperatures were roughly the same every day.
Low are very consistent with the Pacific Ocean next door.
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The general setup should stay but naturally we get ups and downs. High pressure around New England returns next week. Philly northward will get these breaks still. I'm very thankful for them becuse normally (in recent years anyway) we rarely had long breaks like we just had.
Enjoy today and tomorrow.
Hibernate Wed-Sat
Hopefully enjoy few days after that
FYI... Maybe your confusing temps with mugginess. The temps trend should remain...mugginess up and down.
I don't see 90s yet until early July at least no heat waves in sight yet
I was half-joking though I do remember you saying this setup would continue during the summer but I was being unrealistic and ignoring ups and downs. The last four summers were some of the hottest summers we've gotten, though August was often near normal. This summer is rather different, but I think the previous decade we've gotten some like this.
Does weather (or climate ) ever stay still? Its always changing. The general setup should stay but naturally we get ups and downs. High pressure around New England returns next week. Philly northward will get these breaks still. I'm very thankful for them becuse normally (in recent years anyway) we rarely had long breaks like we just had.
Enjoy today and tomorrow.
Hibernate Wed-Sat
Hopefully enjoy few days after that
FYI... Maybe your confusing temps with mugginess. The temps trend should remain...mugginess up and down.
I don't see 90s yet until early July at least no heat waves in sight yet
Yuck . I want another stretch of low humidity weather after the 90's hit.
I was half-joking though I do remember you saying this setup would continue during the summer but I was being unrealistic and ignoring ups and downs.
It will. Your only hope for well above normal temps for this summer is August. I don't even think August will be but who knows. I Will repeat that it will be hard for intense or long lasting heat waves. So enjoy the 70s/80s this summer. We'll see if it changes for August or September in few weeks.
And Just curious... Do you play the radar, water vapor, satellite, or surface map loop? Atmosphere is fluid, it never stays still. We're sometimes lucky to get caught in a certain pattern at times but things are still moving around whether its in northeast, south, pacific, or Europe. And whether its 2 days or 7 days nothing stays still.
Latest GFS 12z says no 90s north of central NJ through July 9th except possibly on July 1st. So it's fitting the bill that if 90s do show up it's for a day or 2 only and not totally widespread in Northeast.
That's the time frame for NYC to finally hit 90. June 30-July 3rd time frame. After that doesn't look promising again but it's still long range. We'll see. Mugginess appearing more and more but naturally so this time of year
The higher the heights the more heat there is... 594 is pretty much HOT heat where upper 90s and 100s will be well above normal heat.
Here's how last year June 27th was. Large area in Southwest with 594 heights. Very hot underneath and naturally spreading the heat throughout the U.S...
Where is it this year??? It's like the excessive heat is not showing up. Yes it's hot. Yes its muggy. Yes the heat index is hot; but there's no higher heights around.
Play the GFS 500mb Heights loop. Tell me if you see it. Not showing up. No torching heat around yet. It shows up for hour 252 July 3rd for one frame and that's it.
Just had one of those showers where you can see blue sky around, although it was pouring down rain on top of me. Sun came out just as the shower was ending, so not a true "sun shower" this time.
Temps dropped from around 90 into the 70's though, although the humidity is pretty fierce of course. Hoping for more substantial rains tomorrow.
Temps not as warm as forecast today thanks to extensive cloudiness, and some outflow from storms around the region. It is quite humid however with dew points in the low 70's
Now I know what those ominous clouds to the east of me were doing....
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) ever stay still? Its always changing.
. I want another stretch of low humidity weather after the 90's hit.
