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July Obs Thread 2015


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CAD FTW!  Only going to be 90° tomorrow.  Today actually didn't feel too bad with a high of 91°.  Guess I'm finally getting aclimated to the heat.  Only 3 months to go until we get to 1 of the 2 months out of the year where it is pleasant to be outside.

I hit 94F IMBY. KCAE hit 99F. This summer can get bent.

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88°/73° at KSPA

Nearest Weather Station is 90.7°/78° and a heat index of 105°

 

Surprised to see our pops increased to 40% today after reading that discussion yesterday.  HRRR does have a nice cluster over Spartanburg later, but who knows where or even if that will happen.  Last night it had a cluster over the western tip of the upstate that never materialized anywhere.

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It's so dry around my house, the kudzu is dying!

My Japanese maples are taking on fall color already, due to heat and drought stress! Trees could shed all their leaves , just to survive, as a defense mechanism! This is as bad a stretch of heat and drought, that I've seen , since I've been a homeowner ! When I was in an apartment , I couldn't care less

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It's so dry around my house, the kudzu is dying!

My Japanese maples are taking on fall color already, due to heat and drought stress! Trees could shed all their leaves , just to survive, as a defense mechanism! This is as bad a stretch of heat and drought, that I've seen , since I've been a homeowner ! When I was in an apartment , I couldn't care less

 

Before the rain we had last week, I noticed the oak tree leaves were starting to accumulate on the grass.  I've been having to water shrubs, bushes and some of the japanese maples as well.  I grew drought dolerant annuals (gazanias and ageraturm) from seed this year, but they still have to have some water.

 

There's a couple small cells in Spartanburg, but we will see if I have broken the curse with last weeks double whammy storm.  I'm going to be angry when I have cells dancing around mby all day.

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Before the rain we had last week, I noticed the oak tree leaves were starting to accumulate on the grass. I've been having to water shrubs, bushes and some of the japanese maples as well. I grew drought dolerant annuals (gazanias and ageraturm) from seed this year, but they still have to have some water.

There's a couple small cells in Spartanburg, but we will see if I have broken the curse with last weeks double whammy storm. I'm going to be angry when I have cells dancing around mby all day.

I've already given in to the Shetley mantra: no rain till October , and just move on with life!

Apparently , this is normal weather for a summer El Niño ! The analogs fail us in the winter, but are dead on in the summer, when it shows heat and drought pattern!

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