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Well I was speaking more about threats down the line. Not really the current one which everyone has abandoned..

81/72. Looking at likely 4th heat wave this season. Up to 18 days >= 90F.

High tolerance to heat works for me.

I don't think it will come as close to New England as Edouard did.

Yeah RIP Erin. If Erin starts to organize and try to strengthening its just going to begin ingesting this air deeper into the circulation. Not too mention Erin is still hauling westwards

1,000%

None. It's done, over, caput, zero chance.

This one has never been much of a US threat.

Small sample size...look back long term and winter is clearly the path of least regret for weather enthusiasts in these parts.

Is there any indicator down the line that the weather pattern will change enough to at least allow the potential?

Southwest CT probably gets the most rain with storms today

His site

Edouard redux tbh

we have two minisplits. Only ran them a few times last month, but our bill was $212. Used to be ~$80 7-8yrs ago. We do have a hot tub, but that's not running much with it set to only 100F.

Too busy tracking a recurving fish storm.

Yup. Clouds every morning has also been the theme this summer. Today we even get fog.

Have we had any temp reports above 1kft in Templeton, MA this week?

I got this from someone who receives updates from Lezak’s group: The latest model runs are narrowing in on a likely turn out to sea for Tropical Storm Erin. However, the European model suite continues to suggest a “too close for comfort” track near the Carolinas. Because of this, residents and interests along the Carolina coast and the broader East Coast should monitor Erin closely over the coming days. While an offshore track is currently favored, subtle shifts in the pattern could still bring impacts closer to shore. For those who are interested, he bases his forecasts on cycles. This paper describes the foundations of his approach.

Another heatwave this week. We take.

Return to more comfortable temperatures next week into late August as the Erin recurve merges with the trough and keeps the 500 mb heights lower over the Northeast. August 18-25 August 25-31

Agree concerning those land features. This was never much of a concern for the US IMHO.

Foggy start here in the valley

Definitely pedestrian at best for sne but man what a roaster up north!

Did this sub forum trade climates with Seattle?

Storms/Clouds now pushing from WPA - into CPA