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  1. 1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

    This is as hot as it gets for September. Mid to upper 90s all week. Forky finally wins 

    Its been pretty dry too so the elusive 100F isn't out of the question for someone.

    a broken clock is right twice a day  ...

  2. 5 hours ago, jm1220 said:

    The difference here is that models seem to have this heat coming in on a W or NW wind which downslope heats us up vs the high humidity heat on S winds. Those are the heat waves that can get us over 95 even near the coast when the sea breeze is held back. It's late in the season but no reason we can't get over 95 when areas of the Dakotas, Minnesota etc were just well into the 90s to 100. 

    when that happens i will believe it...given the  bad track record of the models this summer i doubt it will happen..

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  3. 3 hours ago, SnoSki14 said:

    Euro has upper 90s next week. Dews probably in the mid 60s so won't feel oppressive but it'll definitely be quite hot. 

    you have  a better chance of winning the lottery then euro temps verifying..

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  4. 21 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

    I think there are much more negative factors than with previous storms. A lot of dry air and shear present and it won't ever get fully favorable.

    Plus time will be a factor. I don't think warm SSTs alone will do it.

    I don't expect more than a Cat 2 at landfall.

    Over the Gulf of Mexico, the environment is forecast to become 
    conducive for significant strengthening of Idalia due to a new 
    trough dropping south over the western Gulf of Mexico as a 
    upper-level ridge builds near the cyclone.  Additionally, Idalia 
    will be moving over waters near 31C, and some of the guidance is 
    even indicating favorable jet dynamics on Wednesday with Idalia in 
    the right-rear quadrant of the jet over the southeastern United 
    States.  The bottom line is that rapid intensification is becoming 
    increasingly likely before landfall, and the NHC forecast now 
    explicitly indicates it between 24-48 h in the forecast.  This is 
    consistent with almost all of the regional hurricane models and the 
    SHIPS rapid intensification indices, which are 5-10 times the 
    climatological mean.  The new prediction shows a 100-kt hurricane 
    over the eastern Gulf of Mexico at 48 hours, but Idalia should keep 
    strengthening up to landfall along the Gulf coast of Florida.  
    Interests within the storm surge and hurricane watch areas are urged 
    to prepare for possible significant impacts and monitor future 
    updates to the forecast for this increasingly dangerous situation.
  5. 2 hours ago, uofmiami said:

    When this is inside 120hrs let me know.  Seen too much long range heat fade away this summer.  Can still see highest temps will be to our west as has been the theme all summer.

    his last gasp for summer..

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