Bubbler86
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Yes, that was my point. I do not think MU does that, so their departures are going to be different and often more egregious.
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Here I will give you an example....that data shows Dec 2022 as +1.34 while the NWS shows -1.6. Now MU and MDT do not always have the same temps but they are not THAT far apart. That data shows Dec 2015 as +12.7, NWS shows + 9.6.
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It was my understanding that they do not reset the Normals every period of years like NWS does. So, in this case the norm for X month could be a mean temp of 65 in the 1920's but is now75. I think there is a base somewhere and NWS has adjusted it to match the warmer climate. BUT these are I thinks, I do not get into that part of Met too much but sure someone else knows more. I think MJS does.
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Here is what happens with that data and TCC .
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And this is an MU map so I assume the norms are not adjusted like NWS does.
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Bryce Harper...BOOOOOO. Game in hand.
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3 months under 3/4" of really bad. Forget grass, we are talking wells big time then.
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Well I am near 22" so I am no where near as bad as some other years. But the last 2 months have not been great.
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I agree that my location is Microscale if you compare 10 miles East of here but the "Great Valley" area in general is not. HGR and the WV/W Virgina areas in drought face similar situations.
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Yes. The problem is just 10-15 miles to my west is another mountainous area, so storms roll over McConnellsburg and down the mountain into Greencastle and dump sometimes....then disappear mostly before they get here. I do better if the moisture is coming from the SW vs. the W.
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Yes, good memory. Just west of Waynesboro has scored this summer but that has not been a constant over the last few years...whereas the motion of rising air then descending air has dumped on the Eastern Side of the mountain I am on. I am not in the valley. I am about 1/5-1/6 of the way up the mountain. It rises fast if I take a left out my road. I am about 300' higher than Waynesboro.
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And the people who told me this is drought central would of course be talking about the last few decades only. @Jns2183 the other issue is when either site moved and how often. HGR was not around in the 1800's. If we moved Krou 5 miles East I would have mowed a lot more the last 5 years.
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Since 2000/25 years is a pretty big sample size. I would say that is CC or other environmental issue related.
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It worked at MDT as they just scored a 90.
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GFS has a real heat wave next week but says the one this week will not make it....falling one day short.
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MDT just 86 so still watching there. They hit 88 earlier. Will this be day one of a soft heat wave or will it just be a nice summer day? LOL
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In 2020 a lot of people up the hill from me, where city water stops, had to redrill wells.
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JD Vance is that you?
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Only 2 years in the 2000's in the top 30. HGR banging 8.
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No Heat Wave for you
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It should be required disclosure in real estate documents. Like Marysville and Pillow score big, down here does not.
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Yea almost across the board Sat is not a 90's day on models but you know how that works. I think MDT makes it today but also think this heat wave will be a soft one. Low 90's if it gets the 3 days. Notable was the trough Mjs mentioned and how not hot next week was on the Euro. Highs below 80 some days.
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EB Nooners on Day One of the Great CPC Heat Wave of 2024. 81 and Partly Cloudy. MDT 83. Most current modeling suggests the heat wave will last 3 days though a few suites do not have it making it to the third day.
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Yea, otherwise it would be back closer to where the last 2 droughts were at. The Great Drought of 2020 was not even as bad as last year.
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The competitors for Aug. July at MDT started off link gangbusters but, in the end, will fall pretty far behind the record.
