On Jun 4, 9:29*pm, "Will Hand" wrote:
Upper air looks right for a spell of settled and summery weather next week..
An upper trough disruption this weekend will ensure pressure will build
across the neck and resulting subsidence will ensure clearing skies.
Eventually by the end of next week it could well turn hot with temperatures
28-30C in a few spots. Hot enough to trigger a few very isolated storms.
Should be lovely in Devon with cooling sea breezes and temperatures up here
on Dartmoor up to a scorching 22-25C.

1 KS JEWELL
2 WY HOT SPRINGS
3 WY JOHNSON
4 KS SHERIDAN
5 NE PHELPS
6 NE PHELPS
7 NE PHELPS
8 NE PHELPS
9 NE BUFFALO
10 NE BUFFALO
11 NE BUFFALO
12 NE KEARNEY
13 NE PHELPS
14 KS SHERIDAN
15 SD BON HOMME
16 NE HALL
17 NE HALL
18 KS ROOKS
19 KS ROOKS
20 NE HAMILTON
21 SD YANKTON
22 SD YANKTON
23 SD TURNER
24 NE HAMILTON
25 IA MONONA
26 KS ROOKS
27 SD YANKTON
28 SD TURNER
29 NE SEWARD
30 NE WASHINGTON
31 KS MITCHELL
32 KS OSBORNE
33 KS MITCHELL
34 KS MITCHELL
35 KS MITCHELL
36 KS JEWELL
37 IA CARROLL
38 KS JEWELL
39 KS JEWELL
40 IA CALHOUN
41 IA CALHOUN
42 KS REPUBLIC
43 KS REPUBLIC
44 KS REPUBLIC
45 IA WEBSTER
46 KS REPUBLIC
47 KS REPUBLIC
48 KS REPUBLIC
49 NE THAYER
50 NE THAYER
51 NE JEFFERSON
52 NE JEFFERSON
53 IA DALLAS
54 IA DALLAS
55 IA DALLAS

That's the number of tornadoes at the start of the last spell that was
similar to the gathering storm you speak of.

On the tenth of June we enter another thundery spell similar to that
of the end of May. Which spell evolved weather in the North Atlantic
not dissimilar to that of the present one. With the exception that in
the case of that earlier spell there was a force 4 Cyclone in the
south western Pacific.

It could be argued that the USA was saved a very nasty sequence at the
expense of Japan.