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- captainbarbossa19
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captainbarbossa19 their is some hope on the 18z GFS, it does start to weaken the death ridge by next weekend, perheps giving us a break from this heatwave
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TV Mets are saying that it's looking like a return to 'more normal' summertime weather, with 20-30% chance of afternoon showers and t-storms from daytime warming. Fingers crossed.captainbarbossa19 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 14, 2022 6:04 pmSince June has been dry so far, historically that would indicate a wetter July. Usually either June is wet or July. Sometimes, both are dry, but that is less common.
Gene Beaird,
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Looks like we may already have another system to watch as we enter July. The GFS has been bringing the tropical wave behind PTC 2 into the western Gulf FWIW.
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Yep GFS has been hinting at that, we will see if any other models start showing that wave getting into the gom
I really don’t see much on the GFS..
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Regardless of any tropical mischief the 12z GFS keeps at least a daily chance (20-30%) of showers/storms beyond this week with potentially another back door front around 9 days from now with another wet pattern setting up potentially
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