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  2. SACRUS
    84 / 64 heating up quick. Partly sunny more humid. Low to mid 90s. Clouds / showers storms between 4 and 9 pm could get the gardens a little water. Tomorrow warm but more onshore-ish so back to the 80s with cooler onshore E/ENE flow Mon - Wed. Ridge and flow of heat by Thu 6/11 - next weekend and overall warm to hot through mid month and beyond there.
  3. Roger Ramjet
    Raining. Did not expect that this morning.
  4. snowman19
  5. IronTy
    What's going on with the Atlantic? Large scale BN anomalies all over. Do we think it's real cooling or just a function of the cooler air masses we've had cooling the very surface level but nothing else?
  6. weatherwiz
    I'll take the 3km please
  7. Ginx snewx
    .25 seems likely for me today. Just had some sprinkles
  8. Eskimo Joe
    Yup. Looks like down to I-70 to I-95.
  9. CoastalWx
    This stuff will thin out will be well in the 80s, but I mentioned this yesterday
  10. TauntonBlizzard2013
    Yeah, too bad none of us in this forum live in NJ. Looks like a meh day here, prob around 80
  11. CAPE
    Agree. Just got to keep watering the plants. See how drought tolerant the clover is. Grass is going quick.
  12. CoastalWx
    Its water.
  13. yoda
    Looks like the SLGT risk and MRGL risk lines were nudged southward a tad on 1300z SPC OTLK
  14. mahantango#1
    Sounds like there is quite a bit of concern with these thunderstorms that will develop later today as they could become severe.
  15. WxUSAF
    It definitely will. Just a question of when. My wag is September-October.
  16. Damage In Tolland
    I think you know the answer . That doesn’t wash Fert in
  17. CoastalWx
    I am 80% sure that you’ll have at least a quarter inch. and if it doesn’t rain, why can’t you just use your sprinklers?
  18. CoastalWx
    Nothing special at all
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  20. TauntonBlizzard2013
    We cloud. So much for a hot sunny Saturday
  21. weatherwiz
    Gotta say...the RRFS has been quite consistent in its evolution. It's really liked up around the Albany area
  22. snowman19
    I don’t think the new EURO ONI/RONI projections are far-fetched at all given the massive SOI crash, the continued big WWBs, the new DWKW, the record warm subsurface, +IOD development, ++PMM, OLR anomalies, MJO/ERW constructive interference and the extremely rapid surface warming that has started. This event is showing signs of going into a “runaway” Bjerknes feedback loop. I would not be surprised if we are into a super El Niño by August
  23. canderson
    Will be driving back from Ephrata around 6 pm. Should be interesting.
  24. weatherwiz
    A bit of a change in plans. Going to go to Bennington, VT and start from there. There are some decent viewing spots. Secondary area (which would be only 30 minutes away) is Wigwam Western Summit in North Adams which looks like it has a tremendous view to the west. Really tough part about today is the mesoscale aspect of how this unfolds. The greatest potential seems to be well down into PA but given its a very late PM threat its probably not worth the 4+ hour drive.
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  26. The 4 Seasons
    i know right, seasonal snowfall here in one storm. 44.7" in New Haven, 50 in Middletown. And considering the date im willing to bet most of these are probably snow depth or 24hr totals combined.
  27. ineedsnow
    Summers just the best.. look at all that beautiful pollen..
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