Fri 6/7/24 - Southwest desert heat | 111° in Phoenix | Increasing storm track into the West

Tim Vasquez is a former Air Force / Air Weather Service meteorologist.
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0:17 Surface analysis
2:38 250 mb analysis
3:25 Southwest temperatures
5:19 Precipitable water
6:59 500 mb analysis
8:52 Surface forecast
13:20 Closing
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[@danielwilliams318]

Thank you Tim, really great analysis of what is happening in the weather for North America/Canada! Thanks to Greg for the closing footage 👍
Y'all have a great weekend 😊 until next week 😁

[@ForecastLab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@elizabethdarden2785]

Thank you, as always, for your explanation of what weather terms look like on maps and come to be. Having taken a semester of Weather, online, it left me, reaching for the link between the theories and actually understanding what I was looking at on charts. Thank you for starting to bring those two concepts into an understandable reality!

[@ForecastLab]

Glad to help!

[@carlag9888]

We were both enjoying the same GOES loop. Thanks from North FL.

[@ForecastLab]

Awesome!

[@KevinW-jk2gr]

The heat wave before the monsoon right on schedule!

[@ForecastLab]

Yep, the famous 122 degree day from 1990 was in June. Hopefully nothing like that this year.

[@zachariahpuckett6427]

Thank you Tim!

[@ForecastLab]

You're welcome!

[@grahamhagerty8648]

Thanks Tim!

[@ForecastLab]

You're welcome!

[@timothystone6666]

Thanks!

[@ForecastLab]

No problem!