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July 2014 General Discussion


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Last run of the CFS for July says near normal/cool-ish...and wet for some, dry for some. We'll see about all of that.

 

attachicon.gifcfs temps july 2014.gif

 

attachicon.gifcfs precip july 2014.gif

 

It is difficult to bet against the lakeshore communities being below normal in July, especially the further north you go.  We will definitely start off below normal for the first week or so for most of the subforum.

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going to be a hoodie night for watching fireworks.  current forecasted low is 39 for Thursday night, but frost maybe.....?

 

 WITH CLEAR SKIES AND
CALM WINDS, WILL HAVE TO WATCH THE TEMPERATURES. CURRENTLY, IN THE
FORECAST HAVE UPPER 30 TO LOWER 40S, BUT COULD SEE HOW WE COULD GET
MID TO UPPER 30S, WITH PATCHES OF FROST, HOWEVER, NOT CONFIDENT
ENOUGH AT THIS POINT TO PUSH THE NUMBERS DOWN MORE, ALTHOUGH THE MAV
NUMBERS ARE GOING THAT LOW.
 

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killer morning with some of the most impressive visibility I've ever seen...everything looks all hi-def

 

+1

 

Clouded up now in Racine. Showers starting to slide down the lake into the area.

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No kidding. Only 52° at the harbor in Sheboygan! 53° downtown Milwaukee. 

 

Front less than 10 miles from here.

 

Glad I chose this to be a day off from Summerfest.  I knew it wouldn't be a great day, yesterday was a tad warm, and today will be a wee bit chilly.  Weather before this back door cold front was ideal though, 60s with moderate humidity in the morning, as Alek said, is killer!

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That was kind of cool to see - the backdoor cold front. Rain was coming down in sheets. Now there's a light fog trying to form.

Incredible to see 50s during the middle of the day near 4th of July! 

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Still waiting for the first 90 degree day at LAF.  When it comes, no one knows.

 

I don't know the LAF stats, but as Tim posted in his Indiana stats thread this morning, IND is a looks to be a lock for a Top 10 latest 90°. Didn't you have an impressive, if not maddening string of 89's in the middle of June?

 

FWA was killing it with 93° on the 17th and 92° on the 18th.

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I don't know the LAF stats, but as Tim posted in his Indiana stats thread this morning, IND is a looks to be a lock for a Top 10 latest 90°. Didn't you have an impressive, if not maddening string of 89's in the middle of June?

 

FWA was killing it with 93° on the 17th and 92° on the 18th.

 

 

Had 2 consecutive days of 89 last month.  It's very unusual to make it into July without a 90 degree day as the vast majority of years see their first such day in May or June.  In 2000 it took until August 15 to get the first 90 degree day.

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That was kind of cool to see - the backdoor cold front. Rain was coming down in sheets. Now there's a light fog trying to form.

Incredible to see 50s during the middle of the day near 4th of July! 

 

We had that last year later in July, of course, in that case as well, we had an early day high I believe.

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That was kind of cool to see - the backdoor cold front. Rain was coming down in sheets. Now there's a light fog trying to form.

Incredible to see 50s during the middle of the day near 4th of July! 

Saukville loving it... 

 

mid 60Fs here...perfect day for mowing, cleaning up the yard, etc...  i actually like it like this.  Can't beat days in the 60Fs for outside activities (maybe not swimming).

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Saukville loving it... 

 

mid 60Fs here...perfect day for mowing, cleaning up the yard, etc...  i actually like it like this.  Can't beat days in the 60Fs for outside activities (maybe not swimming).

 

Tad chilly over this way. Just wish the sun was out. I've seen enough clouds this summer!

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as Bastardi would say, June's upper level pattern indicated a hot(high temperature) pattern, but the downstream didn't confirm it. Probably because of the strong precense of ridging in the eastern pacific deflected troughs further east than you would expect. Created a situation where the STJ kept on slamming into the upper plains and muted ridging. Mild month overall. You look at 2011-12 and even 2010, alot of strong troughing on the west coast.

 

Interesting if the tropics break the eastern pacific ridge later this summer.

If it doesn't expect a continuation of an active summer with respect to severe weather and heavy rains.

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