Bubbler86

While my WFH role has been fairly steady its not been dramatic recently so I enjoy checking from time to time. I am the group Naminista in the winter months.

3K Nam does not get you there but 3K's temps are almost always a few degrees under reality when I have done spot checks.

Taking the 12Z Nam verbatim, MDT could have a Heat Advisory tomorrow. Borderline call.

We are pulling the whole forum through the summer months. If Randy sold ads we would be getting kick backs. If I have a chance this afternoon I am going to Wunderground a bit and expect to see some triple digit readings if cloud cover stays limited.

If this was MDT/LSV I would definitely go with the HRRR but with the lack of real weather today, the KPIT temp is the big news and thing to watch. I hope it makes it.

I don't know about you but for me when its 89 out I feel like its a nice day but once it hits 90 the sweat starts rolling!

Your theory would also suck for all vacation spots. Especially on the MA and NE coast where they have a 4-6 month window. They are going to be full every weekend regardless of weather but if a model could have forecasted the Memorial Day debacle for the beaches, their bookings would have probably been less than ideal. Maybe they get filled up with introverts and such? LOL. I saw your home thread convo. If KPIT does not get 90 but KTIM does, would that could as victory? :-)

Great point. If we were just watching the Euro, the PBP's could be really boring. The GFS gives up more of a roller coaster affair. Ha. 90 today at KPIT? HRRR says its in the bag.

Definitely not. At least not in terms of patterns and big picture stuff. If the GFS was the ONLY model we would be in trouble with localized rain totals and coverage. Big trouble! I like that the Euro tends to slowly change vs. jump like the others but otherwise I see no real advantage on LR stuff. I know the Euro scores the highest of them all, with the Ukie second, when it comes to front placement on the day of the event but unsure where they score it from re: 3 days out or -5 days out, etc...

Yep. I get the feeling some here do not believe it if the Euro does not show it so instead of mentioning that the GFS and Canadian are wetter I just mention the Euro for a groggy Monday AM. LOL.

Muggy 72 here this AM. Euro clears out the front for the weekend but in the process has far too little qpf falling over the next 10 days so not optimal on that front. Highs in the low 80's Sat and Sun and upper 80's Mon.

Hot in the sun. Breeze helped a bit in the shade. Not "too" bad out our way the last two days.

Yea, its getting ugly.

I just went back to 2000 and this June will easily be the hottest of any of the last 21 years and other than 2005 it is not even close. June 2021 will end up 2-3 degrees warmer than any June since 2000 except 2005 when we were 2.4 above average. I think the premise that people think we have had a "cool" start to summer reinforces how hot our climate is becoming when a cool start to summer is the hottest month on record of the last 21 same months. Some of this is because of the GFS's trend to show cold and people like me posting it I guess.

I think Mahantango is going triple digits. Might have to dust off the record books to see where this June ranks in the hottest ever. Surely not top but maybe top 10-15.

We had a lot of clouds here today so only reached 85 but we have 90's in front of us as well the next 3 days.

How much for Chicago? GFS shows how to ruin the holiday weekend.

Better get used to brown yards hoping the latest weeks rain do come through and save them from dying off all together.

Trough starts out to our west like the GFS but is more progressive and migrates East as it opens up a bit. Triple digit temps possible early-mid week. Then more normal temps and better DP's into the weekend with scattered rain but the overall qpf map is not all that impressive for being 10 days out.

Storms are there but they are very scatted and very small.

Its great to ruin our days summer or winter. Ha

Cut off just to our west on the GFS. Will stop heat but risky for rain.

After the storms are the worst for me. The temp may be down a bit for an hour or so but the humidity skyrockets and makes being outside less tolerable.

Yep, the heat in Florida is a bit over stated because it is almost always humid on the peninsula from May through October and is usually humid other days all months.