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I don't trust any warmth in the forecast that's more than 5 days out anymore. They keep dangling it in front of us and then once we get within a week they lower the forecast to the 50s. I'm just gonna assume it will be 55 degrees everyday until I see it in the 24hr forecast
I don't trust any warmth in the forecast that's more than 5 days out anymore. They keep dangling it in front of us and then once we get within a week they lower the forecast to the 50s.
30s this morning in the Great Plains, 40s in Kentucky
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Originally Posted by yankeefan93
And its 58 in NYC.....
Looks like rain vs just clouds.
Should be seasonable here rest of this week...bit below. 40s for lows. 60s for highs. Cloudy again this morning. I need a sunnier and colder climate. Cant win here. Sick of overcast
It now looks like we're not going to get widespread storms until Thursday & Friday.
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.PREV DISCUSSION... /issued 349 AM CDT TUE MAY 17 2016/
DISCUSSION...Water vapor imagery depicting well eastward tracking
mid/upper trof with bulk of rains now east of the forecast area.
Radar is showing a few showers, particularly over Acadiana. Will
attribute this lingering activity to low level troffing near the
coast and associated convergence formed in the wake of convection
yesterday.
Modest ridging incoming today behind exiting trof will result
in sharply drier and subsident air through the column.
Precipitable water values progged to slip below 1.5 inches. Will
be holding on to no more than low end pops today. Our next cold
front slips into the area and south to near the coast tonight
where it is expected to stall. Moisture return at this time
appears limited and low level convergence minimal with feature
and will keep pops in the chance range through Wednesday.
Shower and thunderstorm activity ramps up again for Thursday and
Friday. This as southwest conus low ejects northeast through the
plains and deep moisture again sets up over the region. Low
advances through the upper Mississippi valley late Friday into
Saturday dragging with it a cold front that is expected to lay
down near the coast and stall. Will maintain low end pops for the
weekend.
Good I want 90s or bust its rare for a may not to reach 90, we average 3 in may. Besides 87 is hardly a blowtorch only a few degrees above but up north looks torchy.
NWS Raleigh. Basically energy is diving from Canada and will form the Upper Low over the Mid Atlantic, creating the conditions which would result in normal nighttime lows and below normal daytime highs.
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National Weather Service Raleigh NC
740 AM EDT Tue May 17 2016
Friday through Monday: Shortwave energy is expected to quickly move
eastwards from the plains on Thursday night and into our area by
late Friday. This will result in chances for showers and storms
increasing on Friday, with showers likely along with some storms on
Friday night into Saturday with a Miller B type surface pattern
(with a retreating CAD boundary across the area). Additional energy
is expected to dive southward out of Canada helping to close off
into a mid/upper level low over the mid atlantic region, which will
result in continue chances for showers and possibly some storms
depending on the placement of the mid/upper low.
I would even take low 60s at this point. 60f feels exponentially better than 55f to me
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