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Where's the dog?

Almost gone.

The sea breeze on LI is producing dewpoints in the 30s and 40s lol give me that sea breeze all day long please

14/10/2

Why? Because NCEI knows how to analyze weather data and you don't. Every time I compare NCEI to Chester County raw data they look damn good. Of course you need to take out the 2 big station moves. NCEI looks even better when data from outside the county is included. The evidence is overwhelming.

I don’t know about all of that, but I do know that I’m enjoying one above normal day on the lake today before the weather turns to shit for the rest of the foreseeable future.

That time of year

The sky over my garden sure is smokey.

Thursday starting to look a lot different on models. Heat getting muted by clouds and easterly winds?

I guess this is the year I try this method...

Black flies are the worst. Nothing deters them. At least with deer flies you can wear a hat with tanglefoot on it that catches them and there other ways to catch them in the yard.

Seabreeze just getting here, pronounced on radar. Was hung up by the LIE for a while. Temp 80.

39 this morning - may be a while before I see that again. See ya on the flip side.

its free a/c.. I still haven't installed and at 3pm its still cool inside

80.0° here at home

Wagons north Saturday !

Definitely not as comfortable today with the higher temps watering the garden. As soon as I got home I could smell smoke in the air from above. Also many insects swarming around.

82 here now... 45 to 82 Dp is 40

These "big swing" days suck. 40 to 75...BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. We need those high dews where the day begins at 73-75 and there is so much dew that you wake up in sweat. Save this for the desert.

For 18z Saturday, Euro left ... GFS right

Hi I think you mean Gulf of America

I'm willing to find a way to drain the gulf of mexico to get rid of that humid crap. That would put an end to damaging hurricanes down there and violent severe weather outbreaks too. the dry heat of a westerly wind is much better.

hell no the humidity is MUCH worse than the heat, let's get the wonderful dry heat of a westerly breeze

There's a couple of other ones like that-- look up 2004 and 2014. These are typically very rainy summers, that's the only way to keep the temperatures down here. 1992 had a strong Pinatubo influence. The summers surrounding it were historically hot (both 1991 and 1993). 1994 and 1995 were also very hot. After 1996 and 1997 we had hotter summers again in 1998 and especially 1999. It basically went something like this 1990- moderately hot 1991- historically hot 1992- Pinatubo cooled 1993- historically hot 1994- early historically hot 1995- historically hot 1996- cool but very humid 1997- cool 1998- moderately hot 1999- historically hot 2000- cool 2001- cool 2002- historically hot 2003- cool but very humid (and a big black out on the hottest day) 2004- cool 2005- hot but onshore flow meant no extremely hot days

Are we really going to do this again on Saturday?