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It's 15°C and raining quite a lot right now in Vancouver. Normally I wouldn't be a huge fan of these conditions in late July, but considering how dry it's been for the last three months this was very much needed and welcome!
NYC area.. Green and Red line spread far apart = DRY. They get close at the mid level which is indicating a couple of puffy clouds which is what we have going on.
Then the temps warm up coming down to the surface and the dewpoints don't.
Cloudcover this morning kept temps in the upper 70s until around noon. I was on my bike around 10 AM this morning and it felt great! Now that we've had 3 hours of sun, temps already up to 90 F. Nice little blob of rain just my north about to move in.
Two weeks before Sandy I said the same thing, it was random, unprecedented, and too far into the future to be believable. But the Euro(?) didn't budge, and we all saw what happened.
Once that Texas ridge retrogrades into the Southwest.... I'm ****ed
It's been over Texas long enough.
Rainfall forecast is improving in the 6-10 day outlook.
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