June 2020 Forecasts and Discussions

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Fort Severn, wayyyy up in northern Ontario, was the hottest place in Canada yesterday at 34.C...
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Glacier wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 11:01 am Fort Severn, wayyyy up in northern Ontario, was the hottest place in Canada yesterday at 34.C...
Today it's Peawanuck and tomorrow or the day after it could be Moosonee... :D

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TWN forecast for Orlando Florida... if this verifies I don't think anyone here on the west coast can complain about the humidity... :lol:
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AbbyJr wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:12 pm TWN forecast for Orlando Florida... if this verifies I don't think anyone here on the west coast can complain about the humidity... :lol:

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Abby_wx wrote: Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:03 pm UV index of 10 today! :o #fake
Seemed high to me. I was out and my legs got burnt. About 10 yrs since that happened to me.
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Antares wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 9:25 am I went for a drive around Lower Lonsdale last week when the weather was nice. It was either Wednesday or Thursday.

Anyway, restaurants were full, sidewalks were full, people were lined up outside of Earnest. Things seemed pretty normal but I was kinda surprised.

Looked like a Friday night. :|
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AbbyJr wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:12 pm TWN forecast for Orlando Florida... if this verifies I don't think anyone here on the west coast can complain about the humidity... :lol:

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I thought someone said on here “ hot weather will kill covid “ 🤔 lol how’s that working out.
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Weather101 wrote: Tue Jun 30, 2020 1:31 am I thought someone said on here “ hot weather will kill covid “ 🤔 lol how’s that working out.
That has not been a believable claim since at least last April, when COVID-19 spread like wildfire among guest workers in Singapore, an equatorial nation of perpetual summer.
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Surprisingly wet morning
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Next month looks cooler than normal according to CFS. I posted that in the July thread :)
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I've had 160mm of rain since May 1st. In the dry Okanagan.
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Glacier wrote: Tue Jun 30, 2020 11:06 am I've had 160mm of rain since May 1st. In the dry Okanagan.
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Canada Goose wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 11:24 am Today it's Peawanuck and tomorrow or the day after it could be Moosonee... :D


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FALSE!!!

Moosonee is tomorrow. Today is Attawapiskat...
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Glacier wrote: Tue Jun 30, 2020 11:14 am FALSE!!!
I said tomorrow OR the day after. :P :D
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Radar wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 10:04 pm Seemed high to me. I was out and my legs got burnt. About 10 yrs since that happened to me.
The UV was high, no doubt. Peak UV levels are reached at the summer solstice, so there's a much greater chance of being burnt right now compared to late July or August, assuming identical sky conditions.

The only reason I said "fake" is because it's not possible to have a UV Index of 10 at our latitude. Vancouver's maximum UV Index is only about 8. You would have to go down to southern or central Oregon before a UV Index of 10 is possible.

The highest UV Index my Davis has ever recorded was 7.9 in 2013, and my highest so far this year is 7.4.

Seeing as tomorrow is Canada Day, it's worth mentioning that the UV Index which is now used worldwide was invented by Canadians.
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