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Stratton20
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Seabreeze should be fairly active for a while, models agree on that , seeing signs in the pacific that at some point around mid august the ridge pattern over the central US is going to get re shuffled, ridging should set up over the pacific NW, which could open the door to more widespread wetter conditions to return. I think mid august and beyond could potentially turn much more active
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Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2026 1:03 pm Seabreeze should be fairly active for a while, models agree on that , seeing signs in the pacific that at some point around mid august the ridge pattern over the central US is going to get re shuffled, ridging should set up over the pacific NW, which could open the door to more widespread wetter conditions to return. I think mid august and beyond could potentially turn much more active
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Stratton20
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Late august like post 20th ish, so unfortunately it is a pretty slow process, and the first half looks exceptionally hot and dry with maybe an isolated shower around. But im watching the pacific, with the western pacific go off with several major typoons forming, and the west pacific is likely to stay active over the next 3-4 weeks. Eventually some of these typoons that form are going to to recurve, especially east of Japan, should force a major upper air pattern change across NA, heat ridge looks to re position in Pacific NW
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