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Memphisweather.net tweet:
"ECMWF (European) model says MEM will hit 100 degrees 4 days in a row (Th-Su) for Labor Day weekend. Max temp so far this year is 97. #memheat"
Memphisweather.net tweet:
"ECMWF (European) model says MEM will hit 100 degrees 4 days in a row (Th-Su) for Labor Day weekend. Max temp so far this year is 97. #memheat"
Euro12z Max temps for Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Torch-o-rama!!
Euro12z Max temps for Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Torch-o-rama!!
Gonna be a hot week and then some
MEM Data attached as well
Thanks for posting that! I can't it even join Accuweather itself because you need some kind of professional e-mail. So never mind even trying accuweather pro.
Thanks for posting that! I can't it even join Accuweather itself because you need some kind of professional e-mail. So never mind even trying accuweather pro.
No prob. I know free sites like yahoo, ect won't work but I thought any other email should. If you have internet access you should be able to use your providers email to sign up. There's a specific thread on this heat wave there.
Good luck to all in the way, it seems brutal. Record highs very possible.
Check out the max/min with GFS MOS data. Click on any state in central U.S. The N/X means min/max temps forecasted for that day based on latest
Ouch, hopefully a repeat of that heat wave in late August/early September 2000 doesn't happen again
Yes! I was going to mention that! On the 30th it got to 107 here (1 degree shy of the all time record high) with 100s stretching into early September. It might not even reach 100, so just a mini version of that awful heat wave.
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