By and large we are embedded in and will continue to be dominated for the next few days by a fairly boring weather pattern characterized by light flow aloft, the passage of a large-scale "ripple" now and then, and perhaps a few showers or a thunderstorm here or there. Perhaps one of those thunderstorms will prove exciting, but otherwise weather monotony will predominate.
A quick update on our quest for the hottest summer on record. Through yesterday, we are in a dead heat with 2013.
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Source: NOAA Regional Climate Centers |
Everything will depend on how things evolve over the next couple of weeks.
I'm curious as to why we are seeing strong katabatic winds right now. 9:15 pm. Any insight?
ReplyDeleteProbably some sort of gust front/outflow boundary and not just katabatic, but I confess I haven't looked.
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