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Can this powerful low pull heat up from the Southwest into the Midwest?
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Originally Posted by Cambium
i saw that on the models and was like, whoa, cool. Yeah, we dont see big land storms in the warm seasons.
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Originally Posted by Cambium
There it is.. Euro is weaker then the Euro Ensembles. Here are the ENS. 992mb Low over Saskatchewan about to make a turn towards Hudson Bay. Tuesday morning. Storm forms Sunday night so Montana, ND, and Minnesota look wet. The colors on this map represent a 6hr rainfall total which means. 2am to 8am Tuesday. 1.50" in 6 hrs in those spots. That's not storm total!
In fact, you can see how the storm goes over the top of the central U.S ridge.
And as I shown on the maps with previous posts this morning, it's happening... Just for you CG.
LOL, nice find. Airflow must not be from the Persian Gulf otherwise it'd be really sticky. Says wind is coming from the north. Death Valley's been 3°F below average, high so far this month was only 113.4°F low 85°F. Mean isn't even 100°F, how mild. Basra averaged 108°F/80°F so a mean 4°F warmer. Not that humid typically, dewpoint averaged 45°F. One day got a dewpoint of 81°F, but it wasn't at the hottest time of day:
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