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After this weekend Summer comes back. Big changes being shown. More consistenly showing the heat and now its continuous for a week+. So enjoy this week Northeast, we gonna go into the pattern we got beginning of May and this time likely more humid. Starts after Memorial day north of NYC
After this weekend Summer comes back. Big changes being shown. More consistenly showing the heat and now its continuous for a week+. So enjoy this week Northeast, we gonna go into the pattern we got beginning of May and this time likely more humid. Starts after Memorial day north of NYC
So when will continuous 75°F days and moderate humidity arrive?
So when will continuous 75°F days and moderate humidity arrive?
Looks like after memorial day. Cant promise each day until Fall but its looking more like a summer pattern ready to lock in. I'm sure there will be breaks with 60s/70s as max in June at least (gees, I hope so).. Gonna be some hot days next week (feeling like upper 80s/90s)
Looks like after memorial day. Cant promise each day until Fall but its looking more like a summer pattern ready to lock in. I'm sure there will be breaks with 60s/70s as max in June at least (gees, I hope so).. Gonna be some hot days next week (feeling like upper 80s/90s)
I think he tricked me with that question. Lol. I thought he meant 75 and warmer days. Yeah, its New England, there's no consistent anything other than for days at given points in time. Lol
Accuweather Summer Forecast Updated. Yup, I agree... Warm and Dry for Northeast
From Paulie P's AccuPro Blog
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There are four important areas on the latest water temperature anomaly map to discuss:
1. The top area is the change in the ENSO region, the equatorial Pacific. Over the past two months, El Nino "officially" arrived and increased rapidly. Temperatures warmed across the entire region, including the big change off the South America coast. In fact, values are greater now in the eastern zone then the rest of the area which transformed this El Nino from central base to eastern base. The intensity surge at this time of the year, which is not very common, and the change to an eastern base El Nino forced us to re-evaluate our analogs and make adjustments in our forecast. We expect a moderate to nearly strongly El Nino this summer into fall, then perhaps easing back during the winter.
2. The PDO has been another strong signal. A couple of months ago, the PDO value was highly positive but since then we have seen it weaken a bit, it's still positive though. The arrows on the map represent some areas that have cooled in the horseshoe look which is common with warm and cold phases. Take notice of some cooling off the southern California coast as well. We could see more influence now from onshore flow in southern California, keeping departures down from earlier thinking.
3. The water temperatures are running above normal from off the southern New England coast to the Gulf Coast. We are expecting some ridging off the Southeast coast. This can lead to high dewpoint air from the water waters of the Gulf to expand northward through the Tennessee Valley and into parts of the Northeast in June and July. For the Northeast, it may be a touch of both. Air flow from the south will be humid, but from the Northwest for much of June and July can lead to hot spells and drier conditions due to the source region of central Canada. Also this means the development of tropical systems would be more likely closer to the U.S. rather than long track systems off the African coast. Number four gives evidence for this statement.
4. The main developing region for tropical development is still running cooler than normal, and this has led to drier conditions and higher pressure. These are factors against development or frequent development. This exists from the African coast to the Caribbean.
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