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Why exactly would that cause heat in the middle of the US? They just go over land and die, end of story. I've yet to hear anything about how significant heatwaves here are caused by typhoons in China. I've never once heard a meterologist in our area say this.
I explained this..the typhoons not recurving over the Pacific allows a ridge to build and strengthen across the U.S. Simple as that.
But...
One of them might recurve...but maybe too far west though
Why exactly would that cause heat in the middle of the US? They just go over land and die, end of story. I've yet to hear anything about how significant heatwaves here are caused by typhoons in China. I've never once heard a meterologist in our area say this.
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 07-07-2015 at 06:13 PM..
Accuweather is either not picking up the typhoon teleconections or they are and are seeing the heat dome build in the Plains but not stretching far enough into the Midwest
Accuweather is either not picking up the typhoon teleconections or they are and are seeing the heat dome build in the Plains but not stretching far enough into the Midwest
Well at least July 1984 near normal and both June and August were above normal
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