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1 hour ago, jm1220 said:

As we all know once we get the droopy cut off low pattern to start it's damn near impossible to get rid of. 

I'd be fascinated to know why this is, some patterns seem to be very stable, like the cut off low pattern now and the warm/wet cold/dry pattern in the winter.  I wonder if the two are somehow related and the stability of both patterns are connected.

 

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Hoping for some severe tomorrow, big storms today in W TX, some with tennis ball hail. Biggest threat tomorrow here looks like wind, but big hail possible too especially west of Austin. I remember Memorial Day 2015 very well living here, flooding all over the city and it’s when Wimberley SW of here was practically wiped off the map. May 2015 was catastrophic for much of the state. 

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1 hour ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

We have the air show at jones so it was a beyond capacity crowd today. Believe it or not there were a few people in the water. 

I saw all the roads were closed approaching Jones Beach. 

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1 hour ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

Yeah at a certain point there is now where left to put the cars. 
I was just thinking this would be a pretty epic pattern in winter. A nice snow storm Thursday followed by days and days of heavy snow squalls. 

That’s the way of it. Best snow pattern in May lol

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7 hours ago, Wxoutlooksblog said:

It's becoming more difficult to bet on the change to warmer/hotter weather. The pattern of the cold cyclonic flow aloft keeps repeating itself to the point that I think it's going to be very hard to get out of this. Each time a curly cue upper low develops it helps the trough deepen along the coast allowing for more of them. Meanwhile the height rises/warmth and heat are well over the top and staying to our west. As I see it now this could be the story through a good part of June even. We may be waiting until the last week of June or first half of July to see our first 90+ degree day. For now it looks as though rainfall continues to be near to above average with mainly cooler than normal temps, maybe a few isolated warm days here and there but no warmer than normal pattern.

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Would watch 6/5  period for first 90 - the park maybe delayed with the wetness there and growth.

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