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Definitely has that campfire smell now and very hazy.
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96 or 97 now at DCA - gonna make a run for it.
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mm ... I suspect the trepidation surrounds whether the population is a controlled drop, or is just something that's emergent and the exactitude of causality is open to mystery. Everyone's been taught that population growth has gone on unchecked for generations and that needs to stop... of course. But how that happens: it's either a controlled landing, or it's a Value Jettting -
The funniest thing to me is that even the folks that want to open their windows or put window fans in can’t because the smoke will get into the house and they’ll be breathing it in. Forcing everyone to keep everything closed and shut with AC on even if dews drop off a bit. -
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Simply pointing out what it says, not "totally relying" on it lol
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yeah. it's consistent with light to moderate overcast, a rainy day is even less. curious what folks with solar sensors on their weather stations are getting for readings -
Heatwave cancel
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that's what I meant by, "or generationally" more or less
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Pretty good vis drop down there.
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Visibility is 3 miles at Farmingdale. The air smells. The smoke is at ground level. Stop it.
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smoke already being reported in NYC and BOS
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it's a replay of the Falklands War lol - advantage England there!
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EWR to 97 at 1PM with some clouds now into the northen half section of NJ 95 here
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Bronx:
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I was promised lower dew points lol, 91/76
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Models are insistent that rains return next week with a surge of monsoonal moisture. Really hope so...camping with fire bans sucks.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
frontranger8 replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Thankfully, it appears some relief is imminent.
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Yep, it will have implications broadly, including the feasibility of a lot of social safety net programs. anyway, damn smoky down here. Definitely feel it in my throat. -
shouldn't be totally relying on a Mesoscale model 72 hours out the 12Z GFS is further north with the precip
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The HRRR *has* backed off on the visibility restrictions for the southern half of MI, so there's that...
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How does that compare to normal.
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E PA/NJ/DE Summer 2026 Obs/Discussion
Albedoman replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
Unfortunately, the Lehigh Valley will likely be even hotter today. The stiff, breezy westerly winds bringing wildfire smoke into the region are also acting much like a Santa Ana wind as they descend the Blue Mountains, warming and drying the air. Humidity is very low, and it's already 95°F at noon. I wouldn't be surprised if Allentown and Reading reach 100°F or higher this afternoon, while the Philadelphia area may stay a few degrees cooler because it won't benefit from the same downslope warming effect. -
90F dewpoint of 75 and smoke everywhere. Can’t believe some of you psychos actually like this lol
