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Typhoon Tip, on 17 May 2012 - 01:18 PM, said:
Haa hah aha
man you two make me laugh with this needling back-and-forthism
KFS against the world.
Ocean storms in May are "meh" . I like them in Oct-April
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SNE End of May, into Summer Threadenough bad juju (weather only)
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BIrving
, 14 May 2012 01:48 PM
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Posted Today, 01:27 PM
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Haa hah aha
man you two make me laugh with this needling back-and-forthism
KFS against the world.
Ocean storms in May are "meh" . I like them in Oct-April
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#107
Posted Today, 02:00 PM
DonatorHubbDave, on 17 May 2012 - 01:27 PM, said:
KFS against the world.
Ocean storms in May are "meh" . I like them in Oct-April
Ocean storms in May are "meh" . I like them in Oct-April
This one was kinda cool.
http://www.meteo.psu...2002/us0518.php
#108
Posted Today, 02:02 PM
Euro is ugly Monday and Tuesday, but has ticked east. Maybe it will continue?
#109
Posted Today, 02:04 PM
Still looks very warm Memorial weekend. Close call has to how warm as a front will want to push south into NNE on Sunday thanks to Labrador trough. If not, could be talking hot conditions.
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Posted Today, 02:05 PM
CoastalWx, on 17 May 2012 - 02:02 PM, said:
Euro is ugly Monday and Tuesday, but has ticked east. Maybe it will continue?
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Posted Today, 02:14 PM
CoastalWx, on 17 May 2012 - 02:02 PM, said:
Euro is ugly Monday and Tuesday, but has ticked east. Maybe it will continue?
#112
Posted Today, 02:14 PM
CoastalWx, on 17 May 2012 - 02:04 PM, said:
Still looks very warm Memorial weekend. Close call has to how warm as a front will want to push south into NNE on Sunday thanks to Labrador trough. If not, could be talking hot conditions.
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Posted Today, 02:39 PM
Brian5671, on 17 May 2012 - 02:26 PM, said:
any SNE stations ever hit 100 in May?
Newburyport MA hit 100 on 5/23/1911, though it is debatable as it was the only station to do so, but other MA co-ops were in the 90s that day. Madison ME co-op reached 97 that day, so I suppose it's legit but would require a little more investigation.
#115
Posted Today, 02:40 PM
CT Blizz, on 17 May 2012 - 02:14 PM, said:
Gibbs said 95-100 and record heat on the 12z
It argued 95 anyways. But we are on edge of plume which means TSTMS possible or some clouds. True heat is DTW. Still lots of time.
#116
Posted Today, 02:40 PM
Ginx, on 17 May 2012 - 02:05 PM, said:
Still looks like a Noreaster
That would be ugly.
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Posted Today, 03:15 PM
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Beautiful "Sonoran Heat Release" on the D7-10 Euro... The heat is capped and building in the deep SW, then comes along a quasi -PNA expression on the overall circulation depths, and out she comes... wafting first up into the GL and then point the dragon's breath right at NE.
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Posted Today, 03:16 PM
Typhoon Tip, on 17 May 2012 - 03:15 PM, said:
Beautiful "Sonoran Heat Release" on the D7-10 Euro... The heat is capped and building in the deep SW, then comes along a quasi -PNA expression on the overall circulation depths, and out she comes... wafting first up into the GL and then point the dragon's breath right at NE.
Favorite post of the month.
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Posted Today, 03:17 PM
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CoastalWx, on 17 May 2012 - 02:40 PM, said:
It argued 95 anyways. But we are on edge of plume which means TSTMS possible or some clouds. True heat is DTW. Still lots of time.
It's probably
to comment on a D8-10 interval, but that's a full on assault "as is" heat blast! Period, but you're right in that the hottest day would be the 11 d if that went on...500mb height synopsis supports more heat than is showing underneath, too -
#122
Posted Today, 03:18 PM
Will have to watch for interludes of convection Memorial Day weekend and just beyond.
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Memorial day always seems to be pretty warm.
#124
Posted 44 minutes ago
I think RadarMan deleted his post of "don't we always" for convection... and yeah I agree lol. This time of year though we seem to be more prone to disrupting these plumes of heat as the jet stream hasn't retreated too far north compared to late July/August.
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Posted 8 minutes ago
CT Rain, on 17 May 2012 - 03:40 PM, said:
I think RadarMan deleted his post of "don't we always" for convection... and yeah I agree lol. This time of year though we seem to be more prone to disrupting these plumes of heat as the jet stream hasn't retreated too far north compared to late July/August.
That orientation looked decent for MCS stuff....at least I thought it did anyways.
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