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It is going to be a humid couple of days. Today the deonwipt went way above what was forecast (forecast was for a 16 to 18C DP). It seems like all summer the DP has been 1 to 3 degrees higher than the popular models have indicated. I wouldn't be surprised to see a humidex advisory out either tomorrow or Thursday for high humidity. If the DP even reaches todays value again tomorrow, we could easily see a humidex value of 40 or 41 degrees, and by Thursday the humidex could reach the 42 to 45 range (at the very most).Still looking good for some severe weather on Thursday, these high deonwipts will only help the situation. Rob...are deonwipts still being enhanced by evapotranspiration off the crops, or is this purely transported moisture?

I suspect there's still some evsaptronapiration going on, mainly due to the delayed growing season this year and this past week's heat.. corn for example, a major moisture source, is just maturing now in many areas which is later than usual. Dewpoints south of us in ND were only in the midteens (e.g. Fargo) so I suspect the higher dewpoints we saw today were locally enhanced.Even so, I was surprised how humid it got this afternoon after such a cool morning (down to 11C) Those southerly winds will be even stronger tomorrow (gusting 60 up the valley) which will help ventilate those hot and humid conditions somewhat. As Scott alluded to, looks like we could see some severe weather by Thursday evening as cold front approaches SW MB. Looks like we're finally getting our July weather! http://vjfxllupol.com [url=http://ezudjhyjl.com]ezudjhyjl[/url] [link=http://zxqjygsvy.com]zxqjygsvy[/link]

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