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Old 06-23-2009, 03:13 PM   #22
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Default Well, darn!

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Originally Posted by meteotrade
The problem with patterns is that, by definition, they are hard to break and it usually takes a significant hemispheric event to do so. That's just not in the cards for the next couple of weeks. In fact (not to sound the alarm bells!) the 500mb pattern through early July looks awfully similar to early August of last year (-NAO/-AO).

I really hope this doesn't verify- our dock is already underwater and the last thing we need is more rain and cool temps. I'm with you though- 80s and dry is about as good as it gets. I just don't think we're going to see a lot of that over the next couple weeks.
OK...a meteorologist is saying this, and I guess it is no good splitting hairs over the meaning of " the next couple of weeks"...and Siksukr isn't going to help me...I didn't even spell his name right before...so...fine...I bow to Mother Nature....(meteotrade will be the first to tell me that's smart, I am sure!). I can eat lobster in the rain if I have to!

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