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A bit drier the next two days with some ridge influence. Wet conditions look to return late in the week and into next week. Temps remaining stable with highs in low 90's and lows in low 70's.
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On Wednesday, the mid level ridge will try to push eastward into
the forecast area. This will likely reduce rain chances for
Acadiana. However, looks like another disturbance moving up the
Texas coast will get another complex of storms going overnight
that will move into southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana on
Wednesday morning.
By Thursday, the mid level ridge should move into the forecast
area. Drier air, especially seen between the 85H-70H layer should
help put a lid on most convection from developing.
This ridge will move westward into Texas on Friday and begin to
lost its identity leaving a general weakness aloft.
Over the weekend into early next week could be on the general wet
side. Upper level weakness looks to deepen into a cut off upper
level low or trough. Meanwhile, a series of inverted troughs in
the low levels will allow plenty of Gulf moisture to surge into
the forecast area. Therefore, looks like elevated rain chances
from Saturday through the end of the forecast period. The best
chance and coverage of the shower activity will be in the
afternoon hours. However, with the very moist air mass in place,
convection could develop at any time. Also, some locally heavy
down pours could occur with any of the stronger convection that
develops.
Seems as though temperatures have peaked back earlier this decade as they say in the Midwest and Great Plains states and now massive glaciation is a far bigger threat than a few degrees of warming would be.
Seems as though temperatures have peaked back earlier this decade as they say in the Midwest and Great Plains states and now massive glaciation is a far bigger threat than a few degrees of warming would be.
It would be an incredible feat if glaciers managed to expand in the Midwest even as they are rapidly shrinking in the arctic.
That is seasonable weather for Labrador city ... I suggest checking on environmental canada for averages. You would be surprised ... Saguenay averages mid 70s in summer.
Yes, the average max for Saguenay in July is around 25C or about 77F. That's slightly warmer than Seattle, and about the same as Portland, Maine.
That is seasonable weather for Labrador city ... I suggest checking on environmental canada for averages. You would be surprised ... Saguenay averages mid 70s in summer.
Labrador City averages low 60's for highs in June, mid 60's in July.
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