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A return to the winter pattern! Like that isn't unusual give the permanent warm blob in the NE Pacific.
It may be more related to ENSO... Don't know about your location, but April, and May were above average here. June is near average so far...
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I just checked the latest ECMWF and GFS operational. At 8 days out temps in the low 70's here Euro and upper 70's GFS. But what I'm liking is the loads of rain. Shows over 3" on both.
Edit: So much for supposedly dry El Nino summers. This summer is turning out nothing like that one Bastardi droned on about being identical to. 1958 59 I think. Much wetter in the forecast.
Here is the forecast Weatherbell put out a while back for the summer. I think the dry El Niño summer was meant more for the Southeast
With yet again more rain today (in form of drizzle overnight and downpour just now) it's really looking lush and jungleish here... luckily without the heat. Warm yes, Cool at times yes...but still no heat. I learned not to complain about the clouds and rain giving whats happening not far south from me. lol
Well some heat today. Reached low 80s and a bit humid (dew points low 60s).
81 F/27 C, dewpoint 60 F/16 C at 6:30PM. Average summer day.
Flash Flood Watch in effect:
* FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING
* HEAVY RAINFALL, TIED TO THE REMNANT MOISTURE FROM TROPICAL STORM
BILL, IS EXPECTED TO OCCUR ACROSS OUR REGION SATURDAY NIGHT
THROUGH MOST OF SUNDAY. RAINFALL AMOUNTS BETWEEN 2 TO 3 INCHES,
WITH LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS UPWARDS OF 4 INCHES, MAY CAUSE
FLOODING ALONG AREA STREAMS AND CREEKS. DUE TO THE ANTECEDENT
CONDITIONS OUR MAIN STEM RIVERS SHOULD REMAIN WITHIN THEIR
BANKS.
Heat Advisories in the Carolinas and Georgia with heat indicies up to 109 F/43 C. Myrtle Beach:
...HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM EDT THIS EVENING...
...HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 7 PM EDT SATURDAY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN WILMINGTON HAS ISSUED A HEAT
ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 7 PM EDT SATURDAY.
* LOCATIONS...ALL OF SOUTHEAST NORTH CAROLINA AND NORTHEAST
SOUTH CAROLINA.
* HEAT INDEX VALUES...105 TO 109 DEGREES.
* TIMING...LATE MORNING TO VERY EARLY EVENING.
* IMPACTS...INCREASING RISK OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES FOR THOSE
NOT TAKING THE PROPER PRECAUTIONS...ESPECIALLY WHEN SPENDING
AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME OUTDOORS.
Excessive Heat Warnings in the Southwestern US. Phoenix:
...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM MST /8 PM PDT/
TUESDAY...
* AFFECTED AREA...THE LOWER DESERTS OF SOUTH-CENTRAL AND
SOUTHWEST ARIZONA...ALONG WITH PORTIONS OF SOUTHEAST
CALIFORNIA. THIS INCLUDES THE PHOENIX METRO AREA...GILA BEND...
CASA GRANDE... YUMA...EL CENTRO...BLYTHE...QUARTZSITE...AND
PARKER. ALSO AFFECTED IS THE HIGHER TERRAIN OF SOUTHERN GILA
COUNTY INCLUDING COMMUNITIES SUCH AS GLOBE...SUNFLOWER...
SUPERIOR...APACHE...BARTLETT...CANYON AS WELL AS HORSESHOE...
ROOSEVELT AND SAGUARO LAKES
* TEMPERATURE...AFTERNOON HIGHS RANGING FROM 110-116. OVERNIGHT LOWS
IN THE LOW TO MID 80S WITHIN THE URBAN AREAS AND THE MID TO UPPER
70S OVER RURAL DESERTS.
Here's a screen shot of the run with the RunKeeper App. You can see the ups and down with the little hills but notice just before the 2nd mile I was starting to feel it.. Had to walk for 1/4 mile then started jogging again. But from start to about 2 miles my pace was under 10 minutes a mile. (still not my best)
Here's my run. Probably went too hard for being out of practice. Was 59°F, dew point 57°F (was morning). Still sweated a lot.
currently quite humid dewpoint is 72 temp is 89 and heat index is 96. storms are moving in to the area soon. really hoping that polar vortex moves to the other side of the globe because its summer and its already influencing us and after June 21st it will only keep getting stronger. not liking the looks of this winter with this polar vortex at the Hudson bay.
Here's my run. Probably went too hard for being out of practice. Was 59°F, dew point 57°F (was morning). Still sweated a lot.
Nice! Wow. I did a double take on the graph.. thought you got faster as time went on but the minutes are upside down.. lol. But at the 1/2 mile mark, you had gone from about 300 feet to a 700 foot elevation (400 foot gain?!) and you were running faster?
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currently quite humid dewpoint is 72 temp is 89 and heat index is 96. storms are moving in to the area soon. really hoping that polar vortex moves to the other side of the globe because its summer and its already influencing us and after June 21st it will only keep getting stronger. not liking the looks of this winter with this polar vortex at the Hudson bay.
My dew point shot to 69F now. ugh. A/C has to go on.
Tornado warnings in Southern IL and Indiana. Bill spinning up the atmosphere!
If that PV and Ridge stay put, it's going to be one interesting Fall.
Here's my run. Probably went too hard for being out of practice. Was 59°F, dew point 57°F (was morning). Still sweated a lot.
Not sure about that graph - is the blue line your pace? And the gray your elevation? If the blue represents elevation, that's some hellish topography you're going through...lol.
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