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Kentucky summer outlook 2008
June is almost here and Kentucky has yet to record a 90 degree day, although southern KY could get there on Friday (although I wouldn’t hold my breath). The median date for the first 90 degree day of the year … Continue reading
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Warm up delayed until the weekend – 90 possible Monday?
In my last post I discussed how a ridge would build across the central U.S. Thursday and Friday in response to a deepening trough over the western United States. As often happens this time of year, the downstream polar vortex … Continue reading
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Mid-week warmup – mid 80s possible
In my last post I mentioned that there was some model disagreement regarding the 2nd half of next week. I mentioned that the GFS called for a return to cold and wet while the European model kept the cold air … Continue reading
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Transition to cool NW flow
The phased jet streak pattern mentioned in my previous post that resulted in rain every 2-3 days will transition to a less wet but cool northwest flow over the next week.
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Shortwave generating machine
The rest of May is shaping up to be unsettled across the central United States as a perfect setup for shortwave generation in is place.
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