Jump to content

Powerball

Members
  • Posts

    14,269
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Powerball

  1. Yet another record high at DFW of 109*F today (previous record was again 108*F in 2018).
  2. It seems Frederick, OK only got down to a low of 90*F. That may not hold though, with the light rain showers in the vicinity.
  3. Yet another record maximum low tied this morning at DFW (82*F, previously set in 1954).
  4. Oh, and another record maximum low was tied this morning (84*F).
  5. Today's record of 108*F (last set in 2018) has been broken. Currently 109*F at DFW. Now we see if the elusive 110*F+ high can happen...
  6. A CU field had developed by late afternoon, which probably prevented that extra 1 degree bump. Today's record might be more attainable which is 108*F in 2018. As an aside, as hot as this Summer's been, we have yet to see a 110*F+ high and have only tied one record high in Met Summer (103*F on 6/11). Part of it is that those records from 1980 are just insanely high, but still... The real story has been the string of record maximum lows.
  7. The rain, for sure. As far as temps, I would think 50s aren't tropical enough for them...
  8. Also, it is now the hottest day of the year at DFW with a current temp of 108*F. Record high is 110*F set back in 1980, which might be tied or broken.
  9. BTW, I wouldn't be surprised if that 86*F is broken tomorrow morning.
  10. No reason why the 86*F shouldn't hold at this point. One of those rogue rain showers did graze the eastern edge of DFW's airfield this morning, but fortunately it wasn't enough to knock down the temp.
  11. In theory, the low would be 86*F at DFW (another record maximum), but of course a couple of rogue rain shower has billowedvup across thr Metroplex. So that might take a hit.
  12. Today's high at DFW was an intra-hour 105*F. 22nd day for this year. EDIT: Make that an intra-hour 106*F.
  13. Tied another record maximun low at DFW this morning (83°F, previously set in 2006).
  14. After a 2-day reprieve, DFW achieved an intra-hour high of 100*F today. It is the 21st day this season.
  15. It's just a slang term for an unusually strong & stagnant upper level High Pressure center producing unusually warm temps.
  16. As of today, DFW has reached its average number of 100°F+ days in a year (20). Current projections are we should end up solidly above that number.
  17. I'm COVID-free, unvaxxed and have never taken a test, so likely a unicorn at this point. And this is all while living in states that have effectively been wide open since the brief lockdowns were lifted in May 2020. (I know certain folks in OT will have a ball with this revelation, and more power to them).
  18. I've heard rumblings that we could be looking at a El Nino come winter, and that outlook would go completely against the grain.
  19. Ventusky is now showing highs of 120°F+ in DFW for 7/24 and 7/25.
  20. What has been persistent -NAO blocking (which may even strengthen towards the end of the month) will probably ensure that it remains transient the further north and east one gets. Either way, as Alek implied in the Texas thread, we're boned out here unless the Tropics miraculously come through.
  21. Predictably, the GFS has backed down on the strength/size of the ridge in the long range, as well as its eastern extent. But still looking plenty hot for the Plains and Mississippi Valley.
×
×
  • Create New...