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^^^A strong La Nina would really bake the northern US, while the Southern US gets rains from the tropical easterlies. This applies when the Bermuda High is strong, so as long as there aren't any jet stream troughs making huge dips so late into summer.
^^^A strong La Nina would really bake the northern US, while the Southern US gets rains from the tropical easterlies. This applies when the Bermuda High is strong, so as long as there aren't any jet stream troughs making huge dips so late into summer.
Actually the northeastern United States will get heavy rainfall from the tropical easterlies as well, and the desert Southwest will have a whopper of a monsoon this summer. It’s only the Midwest that will never get any rain thanks to La Niña and abrupt climate change. Only the plains and Midwest will suffer the worst effects of climate change
The GFS is really pumping the heat this year. The northeast, according to the GFS 12Z by early July keeps putting NYC and New Jersey in the 100’s with over 70 degree dew points. I saw 105 degrees with a dew of 75. That would be very awful for that area. It would feel like India. Thankfully I’m in upstate NY but we will still be hot. Mid 90’s. This is looking like a very hot summer for the northeast.
Next week for Tuesday and Wednesday will be mid 90’s for the I95 corridor in the northeast with dews over 70. Going to feel well over 105.
First mistake - looking at GFS for early July on June 19th. That's not even crystal ball territory anymore.
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Actually the northeastern United States will get heavy rainfall from the tropical easterlies as well, and the desert Southwest will have a whopper of a monsoon this summer. It’s only the Midwest that will never get any rain thanks to La Niña and abrupt climate change. Only the plains and Midwest will suffer the worst effects of climate change
Hasn’t rained so far today in Fort Worth Texas but the humidity is noticeable. Currently 93 F with a 67 F dew at my mom’s house in suburban Fort Worth Texas as of 3 pm
Not a drop of rain in 6 days and i don't see a chance of any out past 6 days. There is no way the west coast can get rain with a west flow day and nite. It is always inland and moves away toward the east coast. I was not kidden any of ya when i said weeks ago June was gonna be dry for my area.
^^^A strong La Nina would really bake the northern US, while the Southern US gets rains from the tropical easterlies. This applies when the Bermuda High is strong, so as long as there aren't any jet stream troughs making huge dips so late into summer.
No east flow for my part of FL with a west windflow day and nite day after day and no rain at all for weeks at a time every summer. Don't matter if it is a La Nina or El Nino it just above normal temps year round for FL and has been for years.
Looks like I might get some rain tonight here in Fort Worth; we could use it as Fort Worth hasn’t seen measurable rainfall since Memorial Day.
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