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But I don't need a ridge to have just average temps I could tell this is going to be one sh&tty summer
Latest CanadianSip model ruins summer here. Trifecta below normal the entire summer. It's going to be 2009 all over again
It’ll be 1000 times worse than 2009 the way things are goingit’ll probably be the coldest and driest godddamn summer on record in the Indianapolis area.
What is wrong with the Midwest, it's always that same area along the Great Lakes that can never catch in on sustained heat. Year-after-year, regardless of ENSO state.
It’ll be 1000 times worse than 2009 the way things are goingit’ll probably be the coldest and driest godddamn summer on record in the Indianapolis area.
Oh it will be coolm, but I doubt that it will be dry. In fact the way things are going, I bet it will be the wettest summer here in a very long time. Maybe on record.
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What is wrong with the Midwest, it's always that same area along the Great Lakes that can never catch in on sustained heat. Year-after-year, regardless of ENSO state.
Areas downwind of the Great Lakes get marine moderation, this inlcudes upstate NY well
What is wrong with the Midwest, it's always that same area along the Great Lakes that can never catch in on sustained heat. Year-after-year, regardless of ENSO state.
Not necessarily true. We had some sustained heat last year and in 2016. However 2013-2015 there were few hot days. Now 2012 was a different ball game all together. That summer we had scorching heat for weeks on end.
We had nearly 50 days of 90 degree heat
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Areas downwind of the Great Lakes get marine moderation, this inlcudes upstate NY well
True but Chicago sits on the western edge and on the southern tip so we see less moderation than say Michigan or Northern Ohio or Upstate New York
It’ll be 1000 times worse than 2009 the way things are goingit’ll probably be the coldest and driest godddamn summer on record in the Indianapolis area.
Was 2009 a dry summer for Indianapolis? I don't understand what you are saying.
Was 2009 a dry summer for Indianapolis? I don't understand what you are saying.
Actually it was a bit wet, but nothing like this year. Also the heaviest rains this spring have been further west in the Central Plains and Iowa for example. In 2009 looks like Illinois was the center of the rains. And look at the Southeast in 2009. Lots of rain in the spring, dried out during the summer.
It's been mostly cloudy and often wet for the last few weeks in Dallas. We're finally gonna get some truly sunny weather this weekend! Which means temps in the mid 90s
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I could tell this is going to be one sh&tty summer 
