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GFS weekend rainout

I would imagine. I hesitated posting that as I was not trying to be mean. I am a Mav's fan so I am already out. Only two players (Curry and Embid) scored actual baskets in the second half. Amazing stat.

Fixed.

12Z GFS suggests some more 40's reports tomorrow AM and very 0Z CMC like with Sig rain Saturday.

Below is one depiction of Florida now and in 2100. I could never live in the desert regardless if it is dry heat. I guess I am just a Mid Atlantic byy but the weather here is the most interesting year round. Re: GFS, to quote @pasnownut, time for nooners.

And towns like Gainesville, Ocala and Orlando may become ocean front property in Florida. Outside the Panhandle, "Sugarloaf Mountain" is the highest point in Florida at 312 feet. Not much room for error.

Don't mess with our 'Murican Dreams! :-)

Just reading that article, which can sometimes lead to exaggerations or "under exaggerations" from a reporter or network, it seems at some point the people of Las Vegas and surrounding areas will have to change how they use water. But the rate that it is falling means its not tomorrow though I think the article was sort of alluding to the rate possibly getting faster. It said farmers will be the first to have to change or move somewhere else. Not sure we are alive to see it but I think it quite possible that many areas people consider retirement areas will become less habitable due to climate change. Florida, Southwest, and Cal. Sort of the reverse of the map you see at the end of the movie "The Day after tomorrow". Southerners will have to move north and east.

Meanwhile, at Lake Mead. https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/17/us/lake-mead-drought-water-shortage-climate/index.html

Yep. I actually first noticed it about 20 years ago. I had already moved to Florida but was back in PA and was outside for an hour or so in March and got sun burn bad enough to turn into a bit of sun poisoning. Its more evident up here than in Florida.

I am a firm believer that the "times are a changin'" on this point. The sun is hotter/more intense every day of the year now....than it was 30- 40 years ago.

Just hit 60. At 10:10AM on a Sunny June 17th.

Yea, I should have stated much above and I was thinking wall to wall to mean every day. MDT probably does cruise on into July being 1-3 degrees above normal for June. Anything less than 5 is not too bad for me. Yesterday and today are indeed perfectly nice days. On our side, the rain has been much better this year than last so not complaining. Just like to see it every few days.

Yep, but I hesitate saying it as to avoid irritating those who want heat (seriously). But the chances of a wall to wall above average summer are indeed gone. On another subject and 90's this weekend, the reason other models do not approach those totals, as of now, are the clouds and rain (especially the CMC) they portray. So have hopes for a bit of wet over this weekend. You look golden either way.

That would be a big departure from the models, except the EC which has been running 5-10 degrees too warm, to hit 90 this weekend. Hopefully not.

46 this Am.

I have had a good one week period but areas just to my east not so much.

That place may be raising the temp in the area.

I am just not feeling comfortable with just an inch forecast over 240 hours. That is bare minimum this time of the year.

EC is cold considering it is the EC after the front passage next week. Portends to more 40's possible. Both EC and GFS are way too dry (LSV, not W PA) for my liking through 240.

It depends on who is watching. If Voyager makes the call we may pay :-). But in our defense we just hoped for cold/cool weather without belittling anyone in the process.

Sounds like some years had the idea of punking the first day of Astro Summer.

Those are some cold June 22nd records.

Check out the first full day of Astro Summer 540 line on the Euro