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Ha, forgot there was a Summer thread, lets hope this pattern we currently have doesn't happen in the summer. Otherwise triple digit readings will be around a lot in the East and Ohio Valley! Heat Waves as well
SE Ridge flexed its muscles past 2 weeks and showed us it still has it.
Ha, forgot there was a Summer thread, lets hope this pattern we currently have doesn't happen in the summer. Otherwise triple digit readings will be around a lot in the East and Ohio Valley! Heat Waves as well
SE Ridge flexed its muscles past 2 weeks and showed us it still has it.
Yeah I am hoping for a rainy/humid summer, not high pressure heat waves.
It might, but so far most of the excess rain has been in Texas, Oklahoma and the Southern Midwest.
The Upper Midwest is still pretty dry
Yeah, hoping all of the rain in Texas will mean a wet, cooler than normal summer here. I hate when we are under the influence of the high pressure that builds over Texas.
Interesting. Maybe a warmer than averages (not hot) summer here. Could be very wet (muggy) according to this model.
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The May update of the NMME model was just released tonight. It continues to signal a warm/dry summer across western Canada, while there is plenty of uncertainty across eastern Canada.
In terms of El Nino, the NMME has now trended toward a fairly strong El Nino by the upcoming Autumn. Personally, I am still leaning toward a moderate strength El Nino, but I also feel there is a higher chance of this EL Nino peaking as strong in strength compared to weak, which it is currently.
Below is the latest NMME outlook for the upcoming summer (J/J/A) in terms of temperature and precipitation departures. Once again, the model insists on a very warm summer for western Canada and plenty of rainfall for the U.S. Rockies and Plains
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