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Looks like most of the intense heat will be in the West during the early part of summer. The high temperature forecasts remind me of 1994.
If this is destined to be a mild summer in the East, then at least Pittsburgh has already gotten on the board with a 90°F day. The high temperature on Tuesday (June 13) was 91°F.
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Originally Posted by Guajara
Persian Gulf/Middle East Heat of the last few days starting with yesterday
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Kuwait has to be the hottest country on the planet.
Wow it's going to be hot in the Southwest next week 124F/51C?
Yup, it was one of the things that caught my eye the other day when playing the anomaly loop next 14 days. There was 1 common theme in the maps I posted.
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Originally Posted by Cambium
5 Maps from Latest GFS.
Tomorrow morning. You can see the front in the Northeast cooling things down. Hot Midwest still
Tuesday 20th. Jet dips down heads into Northeast. Hot Rockies and Southwest
Thursday 22nd. Hot SouthWest continues and warm across U,S. Note the SouthEast not torching hot.
Sunday 25th. Southwest still hotter than normal vs Southeast. Northeast cools down again
Wednesday 28th. Southwest relief while Midwest and Northeast get hot again.
As far as the rest of us in the East..... UP & DOWN pattern. No persistent heat or cold and no extremes. Warming, cooling, warming, cooling within next 10 days. Just like the Earth next 10 decades.
Yup, it was one of the things that caught my eye the other day when playing the anomaly loop next 14 days. There was 1 common theme in the maps I posted.
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