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  1. SnoSki14
    What is this the midwest!
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    It's been quiet south of 78 but we're getting sun now and lots of clearing so kinda worried about later
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    Atmosphere is a lot more unstable vs the weekend. Severe potential is a lot higher later
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    Both but people have the weather memory of a goldfish. A couple cooler days and suddenly they think summer hasn't been record hot.
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    We're top 5 warmest from june 1 through July 15 or half of met summer. The hot stretches have been record breaking and the smoke didn't help either. After a cooler spell in late July all signs point to a lot more record heat for early August. Humans are like goldfish when it comes to weather though
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    Major hurricanes can still happen if conditions are right aka Andrew in 92. Models are more bullish with this now too.
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    Too many variables, too many different areas of forcing, PDO signal is a total mismatch from a super Nino. Climo is out the window
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    It's been top 5 hottest June 1 through July 15 period with mostly ridging in the east. Only now are troughs being introduced.
  9. SnoSki14
    The lower heights doesn't mean it will be cold given the super Nino.
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    Just like I thought. Limited severe threat. We needed those hours of peak clear skies surface heating. At least the storms with the warm front were pretty good
  11. SnoSki14
    Yeah that's where the biggest threat would be. No surprise here they are the tornado capital of the northeast
  12. SnoSki14
    It's toast for this region. It's already nearly 2pm
  13. SnoSki14
    Flood threat is very real. Our atmosphere is juiced to the max
  14. SnoSki14
    Agreed. I'm ok with not seeing tornadoes either. Shear is very high and dynamics would be enough for a significant tornado threat for our area if we had the instability to back it up.
  15. SnoSki14
    I've seen how these events play out time and time again. We almost always need surface heating for several hours to generate a severe threat. The dynamics can overcome this to some degree but it won't be enough
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