
Unfortunately, it's expected to end tomorrow temporarily (thankfully though, so is the heat). But now, since it's here, I've created this thread for any news, images, etc. for this year's monsoon.
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Stephanie wrote:Has the remnants of Emily helped to fire up the monsoon in the four corners region? I know that it has had a late start. Will gErt be beneficial as well?
NAM MODEL SHOWS A WEAK EDDY CONTINUING INTERMITTENTLY OVER THE CALIFORNIA BIGHT FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS AT LEAST WITH THE MARINE LAYER GRADUALLY INCREASING. THIS IS IN RESPONSE TO INCREASING ONSHORE FLOW AS HIGH PRESSURE BEGINS TO SHIFT OFFSHORE AND A WEAK TROUGH MOVES BY TO THE NE. THIS WILL PUSH THE INVERTED TROUGH AND ASSOCIATED TROPICAL MOISTURE WELL TO THE S BY WED. LOOK FOR A MARKED DECREASE IN THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY MON WITH ONLY A SLIGHT CHANCE BY TUE. MIDWEEK LOOKS MOSTLY DRY WITH HIGH PRESSURE EITHER OVERHEAD OR JUST TO THE S. TEMPS AND HUMIDITY SHOULD RETURN TO NEAR NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR...WHICH MEANS HIGHS IN THE 70S ALONG THE COAST... AND IN THE 90S INLAND.
Stephanie wrote:I'm glad that some of her affects were felt up there in the 4 corners region. I knew that the monsoon had a late start regardless, but I didn't see Steve's post about the day.
Is Gert too far south to feel any affects from her?
aveosmth wrote:This past weekend w/the remnants of Hurricane Emily made me think about 1997.
That year we got a good dousing from the remnants of Hurricane Nora and we almost got smashed from Hurricane Linda.
Any thoughts on when we will see such an active pattern in the Pacific?
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