Summer 2013 Thread — Northern Hemisphere (tornado, snow, warm, recorded)

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

FFS, 95°F here today, tomorrow, the day after, and 98°F on Thursday. I'll be so happy when it gets down to 75. September can't come soon enough

Amen to that. The next coolish dry day is going to be bliss.

I feel like we're overdue for a dry heatwave. Not that I want one, but I'll take it over the humidity.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

Amen to that. The next coolish dry day is going to be bliss.

I feel like we're overdue for a dry heatwave. Not that I want one, but I'll take it over the humidity.

Same here. Ideally, I want the temp to be 75-80 with moderate humidity, but I wish we had low levels of humidity here if it gets over 90. Maybe not desert dry, but at least plenty dry. Dew points in the 50s would be nice

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Same here. Ideally, I want the temp to be 75-80 with moderate humidity, but I wish we had low levels of humidity here if it gets over 90. Maybe not desert dry, but at least plenty dry. Dew points in the 50s would be nice

I could definitely live with a summer like that.

[chicagogeorge]

July might have positive anomalies for Northwest Europe but look what the models have for August

[nei]

Checked the stats on July 2012. The warmest low of the month was 70°F. So far this month, the average low of the month is 70°F.

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by nei

Checked the stats on July 2012. The warmest low of the month was 70°F. So far this month, the average low of the month is 70°F.

Wow been really hot there I guess.

Few days ago we had a low of 23c with humidity of 75% and I was outside camping... now that is no fun at all.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by nei

Checked the stats on July 2012. The warmest low of the month was 70°F. So far this month, the average low of the month is 70°F.

For here July this year so far.
72.6 average low
84.2 average high

25 nights in a row above normal

[chicagogeorge]

http://blog.chicagoweathercenter.com...2013V2.pg_.jpg

[SnowboundwithCabinFever]

Saskatchewan today..almost the whole Eastern half was reporting storms.
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Mike Scantlin and Reed Timmer.


Tornadoes were also confirmed





Courtesy of Tornadohunter.com above and below

Severe thunderstorms are still ongoing in Eastern Saskatchewan and are poised to move into western Manitoba as the sunsets on another day of severe weather.

There have been unconfirmed reports of several funnel clouds and at least one tornado this afternoon south of Regina and North of Saskatoon. Thankfully, no populated areas were affected by tornadoes today. Hail, torrential rain and flooding were the main culprits today as the line of storm sped eastward at times up to 80-90 km/hr.

I took this shot near Gray, Saskatchewan around 3:30 in the afternoon. Thanks to everyone for the great comments about the Weather Network reports we provided throughout the day. Glad to hear that everyone is safe.




The Severe weather threat appears to be diminishing as the day gets later and darkness falls. Areas still under the gun this evening are Whitewood, Esterhazy, Langenburg and Estevan regions in Sask and Russell and Roblin regions in Manitoba.

Just saw this nightmare on my FB feed.

The photographer captured it NW of Creelman, SK. A tall view from ground up.

He named it: "Tall, Dark and Handsome" :roll:



:uarrow: What nightmares are made of!!! :double:

Others by him can be seen here: Panoramio - Photo of Tall Dark and Handsome

[Bottletree]

lots of lightning here.