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Got a thunderstorm yesterday afternoon which gave me 0.45" of rain. Up to just 0.81 for the month... The airport is doing a little better with 1.23" for month to date. Decent chances remain tomorrow and Wednesday with approaching front. This front should lower humidity a bit.
The Pacific really stabilizes things.. It must be around 60 degrees currently, it would be hard for temps to drop to 47 though I guess theoretically it could happen with an exceptionally cold northern air mass combined with offshore flow.
We're getting some severe thunderstorm conditions right now. A friend a couple miles south of me sustained minor apartment damage, and some people experienced power flickers. But conditions were worse farther north in the metro.
Göle had a low of 4.4°C yesterday, which was the lowest temperature recorded in Turkey yesterday while Cizre had a high of 43.6°C yesterday, which was the highest temperature recorded in Turkey yesterday.
Cizre had highs of 43.6°C both yesterday and previous day.
I'm a bit of an anomaly, as I'm in the high part of the ozarks, far northern Arkansas. I traveled south an hour today and the temperature was 12 degrees higher than where I live. My temps are always some of the coolest in the state.
Good idea being where you are then. While it gets warm/hot in summer, its not as hot as points south.
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Nasty day here. Low 70s with almost constant misty rain.
Misty rain is the worst!! A little cooler and it would of passed for October.
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4 40 degree mornings in a row here. LOVING it. 49,48,46,48 the last 4 mornings
WOW! That should help kick the foliage into gear. I don't see any more heat coming either.(85+)
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The Pacific really stabilizes things.. It must be around 60 degrees currently, it would be hard for temps to drop to 47 though I guess theoretically it could happen with an exceptionally cold northern air mass combined with offshore flow.
Yeah, that's the thing, I learned it's not mostly about the Pacific (which is an influencer) but it's the pattern. Reason why there are stable climates out West is because there are less pushes south of the Jet stream over the Pacific ocean/western US vs central/eastern U.S, that's why the Pacific allows to keep the west coast stable. I'm sure you've seen how the Western U.S gets below normal where the pacific doesn't have that "stable" influence. I say its more about the pattern on average than the actual ocean. Maybe 70/30
Yeah, that's the thing, I learned it's not mostly about the Pacific (which is an influencer) but it's the pattern. Reason why there are stable climates out West is because there are less pushes south of the Jet stream over the Pacific ocean/western US vs central/eastern U.S, that's why the Pacific allows to keep the west coast stable. I'm sure you've seen how the Western U.S gets below normal where the pacific doesn't have that "stable" influence. I say its more about the pattern on average than the actual ocean. Maybe 70/30
Yeah absolutely. The Atlantic can be very warm late into the fall but it isn’t always moderating because the atmospheric pattern often brings continental air right over the east coast. Another case in point: East Asia and Russia are also on the Pacific but far less stable. There’s nothing special about the Pacific, but because of the atmospheric pattern west coasts of continents are always stabilized by the ocean to their west. Western Europe too.
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