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Post by Cadeau on Jul 25, 2021 10:41:47 GMT -5
Metropolitan Area
Latitude: 42°N
*Notice: Heatwave warning in effect from 12:00 on Wednesday to 18:00 on Thursday.- 7 Days of Quarter-Day Weather Forecast
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Post by ilmc90 on Jul 25, 2021 20:13:46 GMT -5
Sunday, 7/25: Rain. Rainfall a quarter inch to half an inch.
High 54 F/12 C. Low 47 F/8 C.
Monday, 7/26: Partly Cloudy.
High 65 F/18 C. Low 48 F/9 C.
Tuesday, 7/27: Partly Cloudy.
High 68 F/20 C. Low 50 F/10 C.
Wednesday, 7/28: Some sun in the morning, but becoming cloudy with showers during the afternoon.
High 65 F/18 C. Low 50 F/10 C.
Thursday, 7/29: Cloudy with periods of rain.
High 61 F/16 C. Low 54 F/12 C.
Friday, 7/30: Partly Cloudy.
High 67 F/19 C. Low 55 F/13 C.
Saturday, 7/31: Mostly Sunny.
High 70 F/21 C. Low 49 F/9 C.
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Post by Giorbanguly on Jul 26, 2021 0:33:29 GMT -5
26 July: High 77 / Low 64 / Thunderstorms / 1.73 inches of precipitation
27 July: High 78 / Low 57 / Rain continues / 1.58 inches of precipitation
28 July: High 84 / Low 59 / Rain continues / 1.93 inches of precipitation
29 July: High 84 / Low 59 / Rain continues until 6am in the morning / 0.64 inches of precipitation
30 July: High 90 / Low 64 / Partly cloudy
31 July: High 100 / Low 59 / Very sunny
1 August: High 98 / Low 62 / Sunny
2 August: High 93 / Low 63 / Sunny
3 August: High 89 / Low 64 / Partly cloudy
4 August: High 79 / Low 63 / Partly cloudy / Evening rainfall / 1.56 inches of precipitation
5 August: High 76 / Low 65 / Cloudy and cool / 1.55 inches of rain expected
6 August: High 82 / Low 66 / Partly cloudy and a bit drizzly / 0.10 inches of precipitation
7 August: High 86 / Low 63 / Partly cloudy
8 August: High 84 / Low 64 / Partly cloudy
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Post by Giorbanguly on Jul 26, 2021 2:30:26 GMT -5
Yearly summary so far. A crazy July, after an otherwise mild year  |
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Post by jgtheone on Jul 26, 2021 5:40:42 GMT -5
7 day forecast for Northlake: Showers and sleet clearing, before a fine midweek with showers redevloping on Friday.  7 day forecast for Blocktown: Average week in terms of temperatures with some instability developing late Wednesday. 
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 29, 2021 10:26:45 GMT -5
SYNOPSIS: Offshore high pressure will continue through tonight. A weak cold front will approach Friday, lingering over the area through the weekend. A much more unsettled pattern will take over early to mid next week as several waves of low pressure traverse the area. .SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 6 AM FRIDAY/... Organized convection associated with convectively induced short wave will cross north of the area tonight. Latest weather models keep clouds N of the region so will keep forecast mostly clear. Decent SW breeze expected all night ahead approaching cold front keeping temps warm, with lows in the mid to upper 70s F tonight. .LONG TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... The area remains near the base of troughing to the north Friday, with W to NW downsloping flow prevail above the boundary layer. At the surface, a cold front associated with low pressure to the north will be forced toward the area by high pressure building across the to the northwest. The subsidence aloft, prefrontal WAA and compressional heating will work to bring hot and dry conditions. Current forecast with highs in the mid to upper 100s, locally approaching 110°F away from the coast and dew point values mainly in the 50s after midday. Later Friday afternoon into Friday evening, the approaching cold front will bring increasing high cloud cover, which will push offshore as the surface front is now expected to push across most—or all of the area by daybreak Saturday. However, heights aloft will begin to fall as troughing digs southwards to the northwest, and the first in what will be several waves of low pressure will develop over the area along the stalled boundary. This wave will bring the next round of storms Monday/Monday night as the boundary slides back over the area, where it will remain for the better part of next week. Developing deep layer moisture transport on the east side of the unseasonably high-amplitude trough will bring the potential for locally heavy rainfall, with the severe threat dependent on the timing and strength of the wave as it crosses the area Sunday. Monday through mid-week...Unsettled weather continues early to middle of next week as the surface boundary remains stalled over/near the area with a relatively high amplitude upper trough. The second significant wave traversing the boundary looks to impact the area late Monday into Tuesday, but timing remains uncertain at this point. Overall, expect a thundery period with persistent moisture advection; periods of severe weather concerns are not excluded as well. Temps will be near to below normal owing to cloud cover and periods of rainfall.   |
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Post by Steelernation on Jul 31, 2021 11:19:34 GMT -5
8/1: High 65 Low 49 ⛈ Strong thunderstorms, very cool
8/2: High 77 Low 54 🌦 Chance t-storms
8/3: High 78 Low 54 🌦 Chance t-storms
8/4: High 78 Low 52 🌦 Chance t-storms
8/5: High 84 Low 56 🌤 Mostly sunny, seasonable
8/6: High 89 Low 57 🌤 Mostly sunny
8/7: High 86 Low 59 🌤 Mostly sunny
Averages on 8/1 are 86/59 and on 8/7 they are 86/58
In C:
High 18 Low 9
High 25 Low 12
High 26 Low 12
High 26 Low 11
High 29 Low 13
High 32 Low 14
High 30 Low 15
Averages on 8/1 are 30/15 and on 8/7 they are 30/14
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Post by tommyFL on Aug 1, 2021 1:25:50 GMT -5
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Post by caspase8 on Aug 1, 2021 6:00:25 GMT -5
Caspase Valley forecast
Fine and settled weather will give way to significant snowfalls around mid week. A pool of cold air in the wake of a cold front on Tuesday will cause below average temperatures, with snow likely to remain on the ground until at least early next week.
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Post by Steelernation on Aug 1, 2021 12:57:04 GMT -5
July 2020 summary: Average high: 86.4 (+0.2) Average low: 56.1 (-0.9) Mean: 71.3 (-0.3) Precipitation: 2.62” (+0.03”, 101%) Precip days: 10 Highest temp: 104 on the 28th Lowest temp: 51 on the 14th and 19th Highest low: 63 on the 9th and 22nd Lowest high: 77 on the 7th Thunderstorms: 10 Max daily precip: 1.14” on the 6th Pretty average month except for the lack of cool days. As is typical for July, almost all the precipitation came from two monsoonal surges, one from the 1-6th and one from the 13-17th. There were several heat spikes but it was largely a stable month. Here’s the month:  And the year:  |
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Post by Cadeau on Aug 1, 2021 15:16:00 GMT -5
 Temperature: -0.4°C from normal
Precipitation: 161% of normal
Sunshine: 107% of normal
July 2021 Summary
High/Low/Mean
24.2/14.1/19.1
Highest: 33.7°C[28th]
Lowest: 10.3°C[3rd]
Lowest High: 18.6°C[11th]
Highest Low: 19.0°C[21st]
Precipitation: 69.5mm
Precipitation Days: 14
Snowfall: 0 cm
Snow Days: 0
Sunshine Hours: 226.5 hours
Sunshine Percentage: 49.0%
Early July: High 23.3°C / Low 13.0°C / Mean 18.2°C / Precipitation 8.0 mm / 82.2 sunshine hours
Mid July: High 23.5°C / Low 14.2°C / Mean 18.8°C / Precipitation 38.0 mm / 69.7 sunshine hours
Late July: High 25.5°C / Low 14.9°C / Mean 20.2°C / Precipitation 23.5 mm / 74.6 sunshine hours |
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Post by Cadeau on Aug 1, 2021 15:16:17 GMT -5
Metropolitan Area
Latitude: 42°N - 7 Days of Quarter-Day Weather Forecast
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Post by jgtheone on Aug 2, 2021 8:01:09 GMT -5
Northlake July 2021/YTD summary:Avg high: 8.5°C (+0.5°C) Avg low: -1.8°C (average) Rainfall: 143.6mm (-31.5mm, 82.0% of avg) Snowfall: 20.9cm (+0.5cm, 102.5% of avg) Sunshine: 118.1 hours (+6.6 hours, 105.9% of avg)  
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Post by jgtheone on Aug 2, 2021 8:04:01 GMT -5
Blocktown July 2021/YTD summary:Avg high: 36.1°C (+0.8°C) Avg low: 23.8°C (+0.8°C) Rainfall: 52.9mm (-32.3mm, 64.1% of avg) Snowfall: 0cm Sunshine: 306.1 hours (+8.3 hours, 102.8% of avg)  
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Post by jgtheone on Aug 2, 2021 8:12:39 GMT -5
7 day forecast for Northlake: Rain developing midweek, transitioning into mixed precipitation and then snow by Sunday morning.  7 day forecast for Blocktown: Heating up and becoming drier, before likely storms on Sunday evening. 
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Post by rpvan on Aug 3, 2021 4:15:55 GMT -5
Current 2 week period.
July 25: Smoke, 33C/13C
July 26: Smoke, 32C/12C
July 27: Thick Smoke, 29C/10C
July 28: Thick Smoke, 28C/9C
July 29: Cloudy, strong NW winds, 22C/7C
July 30: Mix of sun and cloud, 27C/7C
July 31: Sunny, 32C/9C
Aug 1: Sunny, 35C/13C
Aug 2: Sunny, 37C/16C
Aug 3: Sunny, 38C/17C
Aug 4: Sunny/Hazy, 37C/18C
Aug 5: Cloudy, strong NW winds, 24C/8C
Aug 6: Mix of sun and cloud, 28C/8C
Aug 7: Sunny, 33C/11C
Average temps July 25: 35C/14C
Average temps Aug 7: 35C/14C
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Post by desiccatedi85 on Aug 3, 2021 12:59:33 GMT -5
Synopsis: Ridge flattens out briefly today which should allow for a strong west-southwest flow to take hold with plenty of sun. With sun and downsloping flow, expect temperatures well into the 90s. Late in the afternoon a cold front approaches. Should come as some widespread scattered thunderstorm activity develops off the mountains with instability and high CAPE values being generated, resulting in a slight risk for severe wx along the coast, with enhanced risk inland, the main threats being wind/lightning. Some moderate rain is expected as well, so no threat for fire wx and dry lightning. After frontal passage, cool northerly flow takes hold for a few days, then it is back to dry SE flow with the subtropical high firmly in control, and temperatures should climb to average.
Palomares - Weekly Forecast
August 3: 96/67 🌦 WSW 15 0.15”-0.3”💦
August 4: 78/62 ⛅️ N 14
August 5: 79/63 ⛅️ NNE 9
August 6: 79/70 🌤 ENE 5
August 7: 82/69 🌤 ESE 6
August 8: 85/67 🌤 SE 8
August 9: 82/70 🌤 ESE 7
August 10: 83/70 🌤 ESE 6
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Post by Met.Data on Aug 4, 2021 6:56:46 GMT -5
Moderatopolis Forecast
5th: 10-27°C, clear/few clouds.
6th: 10-26°C, few clouds.
7th: 13-22°C, scattered clouds, bcmg mostly cloudy with light showers mid-PM.
8th: 13-22°C, mostly cloudy, then thunderstorms early PM, cont. mostly cloudy later PM.
9th: 12-20°C, mostly cloudy.
10th: 7-22°C, scattered clouds.
11th: 5-23°C, scattered clouds.
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Post by Benfxmth on Aug 5, 2021 5:06:11 GMT -5
SYNOPSIS: As of 10:00 AM Thursday...All precipitation has moved offshore early this morning. Fairly extensive stratocumulus has been observed across the area this morning, but should dissipate leaving us with a partly to mostly sunny sky today. Given a wet ground from over an inch of rainfall falling Wednesday, and at least some partial sunshine generating some instability, a slight chance of afternoon and early evening showers and storms are forecast. Highs today will be closer to normal after the cool cloudy Wednesday, as highs today should reach the upper 80s to lower 90s, with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Some weak mid-level shortwave energy—as depicted by the European model (ECMWF) and to a lesser extent the GFS, will produce some scattered showers/storms tomorrow and will have a low chance PoP for the region after 12Z. .LONG TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... An upper level ridge will briefly build over the area Friday resulting in scattered coverage of and more diurnally driven convective sea breeze activity. A mid level shortwave trough will move slowly through the area Saturday into Sunday leading to scattered showers and T-storms Saturday. More substantial and persistent ridging is forecast to build over the region Sunday leading to warm, dry weather for the rest of the week.   |
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Post by Steelernation on Aug 7, 2021 12:18:46 GMT -5
8/08: High 96 Low 58 🌫 Hot and smoky
8/09: High 103 Low 59 🌫 Hot and smoky
8/10: High 89 Low 59 🌤 Mostly sunny
8/11: High 86 Low 58 🌫 Smoke
8/12: High 88 Low 57 🌫 Smoke
8/13: High 80 Low 56 🌦 Cooler, chance t-storms
8/14: High 78 Low 55 🌦 Chance t-storms
Averages on 8/8 are 86/58 and on 8/14 they are 86/57
In C:
High 36 Low 14
High 39 Low 15
High 32 Low 15
High 30 Low 14
High 31 Low 14
High 27 Low 13
High 26 Low 13
Averages are 30/14 all week
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