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89’d today, maybe the last wave of 70 dews for the year.
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We need my fantasy week of no snow cover and high temperatures in the single digits.
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I went down to Falmouth the next day. Upper Cape / Buzzards Bay got tuned up!
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High today was 70. from 65 low.
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Hurricane Erin: 105 MPH - 958 mb - NNW @ 10
WxWatcher007 replied to BarryStantonGBP's topic in Tropical Headquarters
Still some strong winds aloft, but the need to rebuild convection and the expanding wind field has taken a toll on maximum surface winds -
There were calls for 6-12", won't necro-bump but they were around
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18z euro a little north.
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Wasn’t expecting more than drops here so no…not invested
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did you buy in?
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WFUFamily started following Hurricane Erin: 105 MPH - 958 mb - NNW @ 10
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Ha was just going to post the same thing
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Hrrr steins
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I was thinking stein in my area as recently as a day ago. Now it looks like at least some rain. Nasty day for August
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Someone probably gets a few inches of rain, I just think it's to our north or south
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
Typhoon Tip replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
It just gets exhausting trying to explain this to the people that can’t synthesize global perspectives; probably as a native intellectual limitation. Which unfortunately is precisely what is needed if somebody’s going to understand how global warming works Dimes to donuts the majority of the people in the denier frame of mine are narrow perspective types -
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This screams NYC and NJ. There will be a bunch of have nots
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Maybe this quasi-PRE can produce and someone floods tomorrow.
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This is a childish perspective though Meteorology is not relegated to a single regions like that we are not decoupled from the continental circumstance. But in the end, this is all just subjective anyway. If the wind switched southwest, that heat would be available to this region. The back of summer being broken should to me mean is no more heat is available or likely to occur. Neither of those circumstances are true at this time and you know why… Because it’s only August 18.
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Let’s see how much rain we get; looks like anywhere from .25” - 1.00”… We will see. Definitely need rain in E CT
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Every winter outlook I have seen so far on YouTube have the east very cold and lots and lots of snow due to neutral enso to weak la Nina.
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Damage In Tolland replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
What in the sam hell is that? Holy shit . I would run as fast ad I could if I saw that beast .