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It has been quite humid and uncomfortable in my option. But I’m a couple miles off the lake. Have only had a couple days I could have the windows open since June 20th

The water well south of block Island is 76. That rapidly warmed….probably warmer eddy that has migrated north. That will fuel the dews.

Lower dews inland and higher temps. BOS to HFD on south in the Amazon.

i was watching the weather on news 4 ny and they said dewpoint friday will be in the low 50's and saturday in the upper 40's is that true?

Bullshit again.

SPC now has us in a marginal risk tomorrow and Thursday.

of course the water warms, but it was below normal and now much above-that's an impressive swing.

Guy, I don’t recall seeing you in the last few years here, but your style and the way you come across in your posts this year is often super combative. Chill out, you can still make your points and be less cringey/disagreeable. .

It should be quite a battle. As always ….

The stuff that builds to the West and you just know it will hit the mountains and go poof. It is the reason I have replaced most of my perennials with drought tolerant plants. My sedums have done amazing the last two years.

Rain showers around all day today. Never cleared. High of 85. These showers only added up to 0.07, but the middle of the island had another cloudy and miserable day.

Rule #1, Don't place Japanese beetle traps in your yard, Rule #2, Encourage your neighbor to place them in his..................

that what usually happens during summer months..

89 degrees, 57% RH. that is about a 72 dp. So gross out.

Yep I believe it. Big slow moving storms.

1 Dendrite vs a 100 ticks. Who wins? Answer; They all do.

More rock than soil there.

Measured 2.25" of rain in an hour in South Toe just after lunch today. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

Hellacious storms are here rolling through the area. Home is getting smacked big time along with Asheville area.

Very similar story a handful of miles to your south in Leesburg. 9.42" in May 3.17" in June 1.34" so far in July I know it'll turn around at some point, but it's been wild watching almost every storm blow up to our south and east over the past month. Even stuff that's looked good on approach from the west has died just before arriving and then ramped back up to my east.

Hazy day.

would take it

Flood watches posted for the Jersey side tomorrow

That thunderstorm did not miss me. Picked up .80 in 25 minutes.

No grubs