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  2. CoastalWx
    Cloud base is not typical of marine layer. At least here. Jsut stubborn warm front dews.
  3. Brian5671
    80 degree dewpoints holy cow
  4. bluewave
    The Florida dew points have arrived with values around 80° in SNJ.
  5. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  6. SouthCoastMA
    marine layer stratus holding strong. maybe some afternoon sun?
  7. HoarfrostHubb
    Yeah. We had a trace at some point. Some thin fog. Dews back with a vengeance
  8. pawatch
    72 degrees this morning. .01” of rain overnight.
  9. RickinBaltimore
    Soupy already this morning
  10. bluewave
    We had a massive OHC build up prior to 2023-2024. But the WWBs were mostly focused near South America. They were much weaker where they are currently record breaking now. The one change this time was the record WWB and general pattern at the start of the process last November into December associated with tropical cyclone Senyar was really extreme.
  11. dendrite
    Love love me dews you know I love dews
  12. GaWx
    I know this Nino is headed toward 175 year record obliterating status. Be that as it may, is Maue being just a bit overly-dramatic for clicks/likes? It sounds so dramatic that it sounds like sarcasm: He originally said this way back in April: https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/weather-report/weather-expert-warns-this-years-mega-el-nino-could-be-strongest-since-1877/amp
  13. 40/70 Benchmark
    I'm quite confident that it's related to the massive amount of OHC that has built up in the western Pacific basin.
  14. MANDA
    Same here. Lots of lighting and loud thunder. No wind. Torrential rain. Picked up 1.01" in about 15-20 minutes. Sauna like out there this morning.
  15. bluewave
    We have to wonder what specifically has changed this time around more similar to 1997-1998 allowing such record breaking WWBs? This was the missing feature during the 2015-2016 and 2023-2024 super El Niño events. Record WWBs are a key ingredient for more east based El Niños which have been missing since 1997-1998. Just add the accumulated heat in the WPAC to the mix and we get an historic event like this one.
  16. SouthCoastMA
    swassy this morning. 76/73
  17. JerseyWx
    Heavy thunder and lightning before midnight kept me up. Also got another 1.5"+ overnight. Crazy how we just keep getting storms on top of storms here.
  18. Damage In Tolland
    Had .06 overnight as the warm front lifted thru
  19. dendrite
    Full sun here. Will be a steambath in a couple hours once we mix the last remnants of the previous airmass out. Min 63.2°
  20. WestBabylonWeather
    76 Dew 77 Temp 98% Humidity windows are sweating
  21. 40/70 Benchmark
    Yes, I understand that baseline heights are greater, but that doesn't necessarily preclude colder and stormier intervals over the course of a given season.
  22. CoastalWx
    Clouds ftl for a chunk of today.
  23. bluewave
    It does look like this El Niño is starting to blend into the pattern. But the trough which is generally located to the ENE of Japan is displaced further south due the ridge and record warm pool that has become a regular feature there. So at least a few areas will match the composite next week especially around Alaska and Western Canada which is better than what we have seen so far.
  24. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  25. doncat
    Had 0.18" yesterday with 82/65 temp split. 0.02" overnight with low temp of 74°.
  26. tunafish
    For context, I live on <0.5 acres in a suburb, and have turned 75% of the (gross monochrome) lawnspace into a working flower farm and borderline food forest. In other words as close to a farm as you can get in a suburban neighborhood. My list of rodent pests grows longer each warm season. Groundhog have been quiet the past 2 seasons but I've recently had a juvenile take interest in hiding in my wheel-well whenever I spook it. Not sure if mom got possum'd or is just a bad parent. Meadow voles are well fed on whatever greens and subsurface tubers or bulbs or carrots they can find. Just glad the fuckers didn't touch my garlic. Voles are pretty plump, too. There isn't a square foot of woodchipped ground that isn't soft to the step due to their constant tunneling. Good soil, good bugs, fat voles. We can now add rats to the list. And we havent put kitchen scraps in the compost for years. Chicken food is in galvenized pales. But they're here. Neighbors are fighting them, too. I can coexist with the other critters so as long as they're not destroying things. Rats are code red. It's August and won't be long before they try making it indoors. If that happens I'm selling the house. Selling the family with it if they want to stay. Calling in the big guns. Neighborhood-wide effort is the only way to address something like this properly.
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