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Lock it in.
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MLI finishes met summer down 6.31" and now down exactly 10" for 2023 compared to average.
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Not completely shutout on the new Euro as 0.02" is predicted to fall here.
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41 here this morning. Nice early taste of Fall before a little warm spell returns this weekend/early next week. Temps won't be nearly as impressive as last week's heat wave, prob mid 90s tops for the DVN cwa.
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50 here this morning. Likely to dip into the 40s Thu morning.
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Hopefully the one heading towards Florida doesn't do something like that.
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That's because the GFS mixes up to about 2mb.
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Looks to be hot next week. Doubt we'll match the impressiveness of this past heat wave so to me it's kinda meh. Rather have more comfortable weather at this point for fishing, etc. Euro looks hopeless for rain for the next 15+ days.
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55 here this morning. Felt great after the past week's extreme humidity.
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Summer 2023 Medium/Long Range Discussion
cyclone77 replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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MLI and DVN fell short of 90 today, but did hit 90 here. Yesterday's 90+ was the 33rd of the year at MLI.
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DVN has been 80 or above for over 60 consecutive hours now. Dews are a little lower tonight, so good chance the streak ends in a few hours. Still extremely impressive. EDIT: DVN dipped to 79 at the 1am ob, so 61hrs will be the total.
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Looks like we'll finish August with our 1.42" of rain. Looking pretty dry for the next few weeks. The way this year is going we'll prob get drenched in the latter half of Sep, then have a dry Oct, etc. Overall it's been sort of a dry year. MLI is down over 9 inches for the year, and over 5 inches since June 1st. The heavy rains in July definitely helped, but we've sort of reverted back into the default dry pattern again.
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DVN hasn't been below 80 degrees since Tuesday morning. MLI's 100 degree high ties the 1936 record high. I'm ready for Fall.
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Both DVN and MLI hit 100, hit 99 here.
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Janesville has you beat with it's 933 degree heat index.
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97/79/115 here. Dews haven't dropped quite as much has models have been showing, but still a bit "drier" than yesterday.
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Temps languishing out this way for some reason. Looks like MLI/DVN have only made it to 95 so far, 96 here. Looks like a fail AFA reaching 100. Yesterday's 120+ heat indices will end up being the most impressive aspect of this heat wave for the QCA, and that certainly was very impressive.
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Heat index still 100 at ORD on the 1am ob. Tough sleeping weather if you are unfortunate to not have a working AC unit lol
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Dews still in the lower 80s. Pretty long-lasting 80+ stretch in progress.
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98 today both here and at DVN. MLI languished at a lowly 97 lol. Dewpoint hit 83 here, and 82 at DVN. Highest heat index hit 123 here, and at least 119 at both DVN and MLI. About as bad as it gets to be sure for this area. Tomorrow looks like a very good shot at 100 actual temp, but dews should be a tad bit lower.
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91/77/104 here right now. Dews took a little longer to come back up after dipping to 57 early this morning, but 80+ tomorrow looks like a slam dunk.
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Dews still in the lower 80s along the MO River with heat indices still 102-104 at 11pm in places like Omaha, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls. Not in our sub, but pretty impressive. One last little surge of ALEK's AC moving in from the northeast. Should dip our dews into the upper 50s for a time late tonight before ascending to AOA 80 later tomorrow afternoon.
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Noticeably less humid today as the dews have dipped back into the lower 70s. Looks like 79-83 degree dews the next few days though with 115+ heat indices.
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Dews have jumped into the upper 70s, so heat index values have exceeded 105 this afternoon. Cu field co ck blocking max temp potential, but still managed 93 here and DVN. MLI languishing suspiciously at only 90. Sensor issues possibly there.
