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Well at least I'm going to be in the upper 70s today but most of the Chicago metro area will again struggle to get to the mid 60s and lakeshore communities including downtown Chicago the upper 50s! This is like a nightmare summer
The frontal boundary will remain nearly stationary somewhere
south of the area, through Central New Jersey and south of Long
Island. The flow will remain nearly parallel to the frontal
boundary and additional shortwaves will move through the flow.
There remains uncertainty as to where the frontal boundary will
be and where the energy will flow with the NAM mainly to the
south, and the GFS and ECMWF farther to the north. So, did a best estimate of timing and areal coverage for Monday into
Monday night,
Looks like NAM model was wrong, GFS/Euro was right. It's further north. That means the showers are too
June 17, 2019
Front sagging across PA, Southern NY, CT, RI, and MA.
North of it sunny, dry, 70s, dews in the 40s/50s.
South of it Sunny Humid, 80s/90s, dews in the 60s/70s
Under it, Cloudy, scattered showers & Humid, 70s, dews in the 60s
DONT YOU DARE MOVE FURTHER NORTH. STAY RIGHT THERE!
We had 80% chance of T-storms Saturday night, then again 80% for Sunday, then 80% last night. Not a drop of rain has fallen.
Not complaining, just sayin'
It's tough when the precip is convective. No way of knowing for sure until hours before where and when it will fall. I bet you it did rain nearby though.
National Weather Service Little Rock AR
615 PM CDT Sun Jun 16 2019
Messy surface pattern, high moisture, and upper level support will
be conducive to continued convection this forecast period.
Not sure what county you are in but take a look at the precip reports past 24hrs from this morning. There were areas rain drops fell. 1/4" in the NW corner. Scattered showers elsewhere.
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Originally Posted by cBach
Last night we had a severe thunderstorm, I was watching a movie when it happened. Sunny all day and thunderstorms at night, if it could be like that all the time I would be happy. I don't dislike precipitation, in fact I like it, I just don't like it interrupting my activities.
Speaking of interrupting. My Satellite service went out with the downpour last night. I'm gonna have to prune some trees or re-align the dish.
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Originally Posted by speagles84
No 80s in June yet, none in the forecast. Crazy June so far
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Originally Posted by speagles84
June so far
Wow! It's been awesome and interesting for sure.
4th coldest Max temp for 1st half of June in Pittsburgh.
Only 1 day at 80+ and only 5 yrs share that stat for June 1-16.
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Originally Posted by muslim12
92 here heat index 98
Pool Time! I was watching a Youtuber from NC and he was mentioning the heat.
You aren’t alone it’s been unusually cool in much of NA as well. I keep using twc for London it doesn’t show anything higher than 70.
July in recent years has always had average temperatures (apart from last year). The last cold July was in 2012 (last poor June was 2016, August 2017) so we will probably have another one this year.
Need to get that stupid Greenland block out of the way so the Azores high and normality can resume.
It always shows summer starting in week 2, but it never materialises. As of 16 June, Heathrow has seen almost twice the June monthly rainfall, and only 74 hours of sun this month.
Need to get that stupid Greenland block out of the way so the Azores high and normality can resume.
The Azores high looks to retrogress north/west again next week and link up with the strengthening Greenland high, so we might expect a repeat of last week again if that happens.
The Azores high looks to retrogress north/west again next week and link up with the strengthening Greenland high, so we might expect a repeat of last week again if that happens.
Dreadful. I really hope July will be normal, with a warm and sunny September to make up for August.
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This is like a nightmare summer 
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