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Post by Steelernation on Jul 3, 2021 11:28:15 GMT -5
7/04: High 97 Low 62 🌤 Hot, mostly sunny
7/05: High 98 Low 60 🌦 Hot, evening storms
7/06: High 81 Low 58 🌦 Cooler, chance storms
7/07: High 90 Low 62 🌤 Mostly sunny
7/08: High 103 Low 62 ☀️ Hot and sunny
7/09: High 94 Low 60 🌤 Mostly sunny
7/10: High 90 Low 60 🌤 Mostly sunny
Averages on 7/4 are 87/55 and on 7/10 they are 89/56
In C:
High 36 Low 17
High 36 Low 16
High 27 Low 14
High 32 Low 17
High 39 Low 17
High 34 Low 16
High 32 Low 16
Averages on 7/4 are 31/13 and on 7/10 they are 32/13
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Post by Met.Data on Jul 3, 2021 18:10:29 GMT -5
Megalatopolis Forecast
4th: 24-40°C, mostly sunny but some thunder in vicinity late PM.
5th: 20-27°C, mostly cloudy, heavy thunderstorms late AM and PM with heavy lightning.
6th: 18-27°C, numerous thundery showers during the day time and mmostly cloudy.
7th: 18-26°C, mostly cloudy, with thundery showers in the vicinity.
8th: 17-29°C, few clouds.
9th: 18-24°C, quickly going cloudy by mid-day, boisterous thunderstorms PM with torrential rain and much lightning.
10th: 16-26°C, dead storm giving a light shower early AM then scattered clouds.
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Post by jgtheone on Jul 4, 2021 8:12:42 GMT -5
7 day forecast for Northlake: A cold, wet and snowy week, clearing up by Friday.  7 day forecast for Blocktown: Hot and sunny. Becoming gusty on Sunday. 
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Post by Cadeau on Jul 4, 2021 10:10:27 GMT -5
Metropolitan Area
Latitude: 42°N - 7 Days of Quarter-Day Weather Forecast
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2021 20:05:44 GMT -5
Megalatopolis Forecast 4th: 24-40°C, mostly sunny but some thunder in vicinity late PM. 5th: 20-27°C, mostly cloudy, heavy thunderstorms late AM and PM with heavy lightning. 6th: 18-27°C, numerous thundery showers during the day time and mmostly cloudy. 7th: 18-26°C, mostly cloudy, with thundery showers in the vicinity. 8th: 17-29°C, few clouds. 9th: 18-24°C, quickly going cloudy by mid-day, boisterous thunderstorms PM with torrential rain and much lightning. 10th: 16-26°C, dead storm giving a light shower early AM then scattered clouds. Upvoted solely for that 40 C day.  |
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Post by tommyFL on Jul 5, 2021 19:52:05 GMT -5
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Post by Moron on Jul 6, 2021 4:05:21 GMT -5
Ushgabal Forecast
Sunny, calm and mild (warm in the afternoons) with a weak front on thursday bringing minor falls, next weekend will see the arrival of a major frontal system.
July 8- 23/7- mostly sunny, light winds.
July 9- 24/8- mostly sunny, light winds becoming N 10-20km/h in the morning.
July 10- 24/9- sunny, winds N 10-20km/h shifting W/NW 20-40km/h in the evening.
July 11- 23/10- partly cloudy, scattered morning showers clearing (0.4mm), winds W/NW 20-30km/h tending N/NW 10-20km/h in the late morning.
July 12- 23/10- mostly cloudy, winds NW 10-20km/h turning W 10-15km/h in the morning.
July 13- 20/13- cloudy, dry morning with rain developing in the early afternoon (11.2mm), winds W 10-20km/h increasing W/SW 20-35km/h in the afternoon.
July 14- 21/12- cloudy, rain tending showers in the evening (14.6mm), winds SW 20-30km/h.
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Post by Met.Data on Jul 6, 2021 11:49:38 GMT -5
New Dream Climate 7-day Forecast
7th: 17-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms PM with 5-10mm rain expected.
8th: 19-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms much of the day with 10+mm rain possible.
9th: 20-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times.
10th: 17-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times.
11th: 15-25°C, mostly sunny AM then early PM, but thunderstorms in vicinity evening.
12th: 16-24°C, few/scattered clouds and a refreshing breeze.
13th: 12-22°C, a pleasant calm day with scattered clouds.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2021 16:45:35 GMT -5
New Dream Climate 7-day Forecast 7th: 17-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms PM with 5-10mm rain expected. 8th: 19-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms much of the day with 10+mm rain possible. 9th: 20-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times. 10th: 17-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times. 11th: 15-25°C, mostly sunny AM then early PM, but thunderstorms in vicinity evening. 12th: 16-24°C, few/scattered clouds and a refreshing breeze. 13th: 12-22°C, a pleasant calm day with scattered clouds. Seems like your condition just keeps getting worse! Sorry to hear that. No offense to you because you're still of course cool, but I actually have to use the  emoticon on your dream climate's forecast right now. |
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Post by Met.Data on Jul 6, 2021 16:47:08 GMT -5
New Dream Climate 7-day Forecast 7th: 17-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms PM with 5-10mm rain expected. 8th: 19-23°C, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms much of the day with 10+mm rain possible. 9th: 20-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times. 10th: 17-26°C, humid and mostly cloudy, with thundery showers at various times. 11th: 15-25°C, mostly sunny AM then early PM, but thunderstorms in vicinity evening. 12th: 16-24°C, few/scattered clouds and a refreshing breeze. 13th: 12-22°C, a pleasant calm day with scattered clouds. Seems like your condition just keeps getting worse! Sorry to hear that. No offense to you because you're still of course cool, but I actually have to use the emoticon on your dream climate's forecast right now. Haha well you'll see what the final averages are soon enough. It is a lot cooler for sure. Yeah you won't like it. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2021 17:12:21 GMT -5
Seems like your condition just keeps getting worse! Sorry to hear that. No offense to you because you're still of course cool, but I actually have to use the emoticon on your dream climate's forecast right now. Haha well you'll see what the final averages are soon enough. It is a lot cooler for sure. Yeah you won't like it. Please tell me it'll at least still have mild summers...  To be honest over the years heat has lost a bit of its luster for me as well. I dunno if I've shared with you my old 2004 dream climate but it was ridiculous, average high of 32 C in the "winter". Along the same lines as Steeler said in the other thread, if I lived in a place with an average high of 35 C, then there wouldn't be much particularly notable about a particular 35 C day - it would be warm enough to be uncomfortable, but there would be nothing distinguishable about it. So really it would be best for me to have most days be a pretty consistent 30-33 C, warm enough to avoid the chance of what I consider crummer weather - and then just enough 1-2 day heat spikes bringing enough heat to make 32-33 C the average. |
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Post by Met.Data on Jul 6, 2021 17:20:10 GMT -5
Haha well you'll see what the final averages are soon enough. It is a lot cooler for sure. Yeah you won't like it. Please tell me it'll at least still have mild summers... To be honest over the years heat has lost a bit of its luster for me as well. I dunno if I've shared with you my old 2004 dream climate but it was ridiculous, average high of 32 C in the "winter". Along the same lines as Steeler said in the other thread, if I lived in a place with an average high of 35 C, then there wouldn't be much particularly notable about a particular 35 C day - it would be warm enough to be uncomfortable, but there would be nothing distinguishable about it. So really it would be best for me to have most days be a pretty consistent 30-33 C, warm enough to avoid the chance of what I consider crummer weather - and then just enough 1-2 day heat spikes bringing enough heat to make 32-33 C the average. Summers are going to be quite variable, with more humid days having higher lows but cooler highs and more storms, and other days having cooler nights but clear, warm sunny days, and something inbetween. Overall I'd find them quite comfortable with a nice mix of storms and sun.
Your original dream climates had temps a bit like one of mine, an original climate with an awful ridiculous mean temp over 30°C. Yuck. My preferences have certainly changed a lot more though!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2021 18:06:17 GMT -5
Please tell me it'll at least still have mild summers... To be honest over the years heat has lost a bit of its luster for me as well. I dunno if I've shared with you my old 2004 dream climate but it was ridiculous, average high of 32 C in the "winter". Along the same lines as Steeler said in the other thread, if I lived in a place with an average high of 35 C, then there wouldn't be much particularly notable about a particular 35 C day - it would be warm enough to be uncomfortable, but there would be nothing distinguishable about it. So really it would be best for me to have most days be a pretty consistent 30-33 C, warm enough to avoid the chance of what I consider crummer weather - and then just enough 1-2 day heat spikes bringing enough heat to make 32-33 C the average. Summers are going to be quite variable, with more humid days having higher lows but cooler highs and more storms, and other days having cooler nights but clear, warm sunny days, and something inbetween. Overall I'd find them quite comfortable with a nice mix of storms and sun. Your original dream climates had temps a bit like one of mine, an original climate with an awful ridiculous mean temp over 30°C. Yuck. My preferences have certainly changed a lot more though!
Yeah I'm certain middle school me would have loved that initial version of Stolton City - and the part of me that's still a kid and that gets nostalgic about stuff easily still had an "awesome! " reaction to it - but that's just too much heat! Now I'd say my favorite climates are no longer of the "very hottest of the tropics" variety, more like the warmer reaches of the subtropical zone; you still won't catch me putting snow or subfreezing temps in any of my dream climates anytime soon though. 24/13 C, crisp mornings and mild afternoons, kinda like June or September around here; that's how I'd like my winter now. Part of me wonders what the record temps in that climate would be like. All-time record low to the tune of 16 C, record high 44 C I'm guessing? |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 7, 2021 10:01:43 GMT -5
Synopsis: A significant upper trough will dig southwards to the west today, while high pressure to the east remains in control of the sensible weather today. Soundings continue to show considerable subsidence aloft and dry low levels, although water vapor imagery shows a pool of deeper moisture slowly moving into the area. Only high cirrus, patchy at best during the day, streaming northeastwards should thicken during the night along with increasing low, and mid-level moisture as a surface low approaches from the southwest. Highs today will build into the upper 90s inland, with dew points in the lower-mid 50s (i.e. heat indices around 95-98°F). Clouds will continue to increase from south to north tomorrow as aforementioned cutoff low lifts northeast towards the area. Moisture will also increase during the day, with PWATs increasing to about 1.4-1.6 inches by Thursday afternoon with the tropical airmass in place. Rain chances continue an increasing trend after 12Z tomorrow; clouds, precip, and southerly winds will lead to a warm but humid day, with highs in the lower 90s with dews in the mid 60s to the lower 70s. Helicity values will build ahead and to the right of the track, so severe weather cannot be ruled out, and heaviest rain totals will be interior zones closer to the cyclone track. Most widespread rain/T-storms will move in in the evening, and then move away after midnight as the system quickly races off to the northeast. Hot and dry conditions will build back into the region by the weekend, with subsidence occurring behind the low, and as broad upper ridging builds to the east, and aforementioned troughing to the west retreats. Hot and dry weather, with highs in the lower 100s F, and lows in the 70s.   |
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Post by desiccatedi85 on Jul 7, 2021 12:47:27 GMT -5
Synopsis: High pressure positioned out over the ocean due east will put the forecast area in a marine southeasterly flow until a cold front passes thru. With ocean temperatures around 76-79 now, the potential for marine layer cloudiness and fog will be minimal, so temperatures should stay slightly below to around normal despite the marine-based flow. Cold front approaches late this weekend, with some isolated thunderstorms and downsloping flow which should get most areas to 90s. Have a slight risk for severe on Sunday, and hail should be the biggest threat, with rain amounts generally under .25” due to the quick and localised nature of the cells. Next week ridging builds back, with more of a southerly flow.
July 7: 82/67 ⛅️ ESE 12
July 8: 83/70 ⛅️ ESE 9
July 9: 86/72 🌤 SE 10
July 10: 85/70 🌤 SE 9
July 11: 90/65 🌦 35% WNW 14
July 12: 84/67 ☀️ SE 6
July 13: 86/72 🌤 SSE 10
July 14: 87/73 🌤 S 9
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Post by rpvan on Jul 7, 2021 18:30:35 GMT -5
Missed a few weeks as usual.
Jun 13: Sunny, 31C/10C
Jun 14: Sunny, 31C/10C
Jun 15: Sunny, 32C/11C
Jun 16: Sunny, 32C/11C
Jun 17: Sunny, 32C/12C
Jun 18: T-storms/showers/drizzle/mist(2mm), 18C/8C
Jun 19: Mix of sun and cloud, 24C/5C
Jun 20: Sunny, 29C/8C
Jun 21: Sunny, 31C/10C
Jun 22: Sunny, 33C/11C
Jun 23: Sunny, 33C/12C
Jun 24: Sunny, 34C/13C
Jun 25: Sunny, 33C/13C
Jun 26: Sunny, 34C/13C
Average temps Jun 13: 29C/9C
Average temps Jun 26: 31C/11C
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Post by rpvan on Jul 7, 2021 18:30:58 GMT -5
Current two week period.
Jun 27: Sunny, 35C/14C
Jun 28: Sunny, 34C/14C
Jun 29: Drizzle/mist(1mm), 20C/10C
Jun 30: Mix of sun and cloud, 26C/7C
Jul 1: Sunny, 30C/9C
Jul 2: Sunny, 32C/10C
Jul 3: Sunny, 34C/12C
Jul 4: Sunny, 35C/14C
Jul 5: Sunny, 35C/15C
Jul 6: Sunny, 36C/15C
Jul 7: Sunny, 37C/16C
Jul 8: Sunny, 36C/16C
Jul 9: Sunny, 36C/16C
Jul 10: Sunny, 37C/17C
Average temps Jun 27: 31C/11C
Average temps Jul 10: 33C/12C
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Post by Met.Data on Jul 8, 2021 10:06:34 GMT -5
Summers are going to be quite variable, with more humid days having higher lows but cooler highs and more storms, and other days having cooler nights but clear, warm sunny days, and something inbetween. Overall I'd find them quite comfortable with a nice mix of storms and sun. Your original dream climates had temps a bit like one of mine, an original climate with an awful ridiculous mean temp over 30°C. Yuck. My preferences have certainly changed a lot more though!
Part of me wonders what the record temps in that climate would be like. All-time record low to the tune of 16 C, record high 44 C I'm guessing? For that awful original Stolton City the records would have been about 21°C and 38°C. A narrow range of temps with all that humidity and the monsoon season. |
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Post by jgtheone on Jul 10, 2021 9:59:09 GMT -5
7 day forecast for Northlake: Midweek rain and snow again, before a cold but dry weekend.  7 day forecast for Blocktown: Cooling down slightly following some storms, but warming up by the weekend. 
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Post by Steelernation on Jul 10, 2021 10:55:54 GMT -5
7/11: High 84 Low 54 🌤 Mostly sunny
7/12: High 89 Low 56 🌤 Mostly sunny
7/13: High 98 Low 60 ☀️ Hotter and sunny
7/14: High 84 Low 56 🌦 Cooler, t-storms
7/15: High 85 Low 57 🌦 T-storms
7/16: High 85 Low 58 🌦 T-storms
7/17: High 84 Low 56 🌤 Mostly sunny
Averages on 7/11 are 86/56 and on 7/17 are 86/57
In C:
High 29 Low 12
High 32 Low 13
High 37 Low 16
High 29 Low 13
High 29 Low 14
High 29 Low 14
High 29 Low 13
Averages on 7/11 are 30/13 and on 7/17 they are 30/14
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