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  2. weatherwiz
    Hoping its more scattered showers but QPF signal is decent right now. But just showers is going to cause probably 10 accidents and unless I do a different route, form 95 a good part of the trip will be the Merritt. Unless I just do 95 to like New Haven then shoot up 91. sun is definitely going to be needed. But I think we should end up being fine...we'll have a chance to climb before we start clouding over. 50's is going to suck versus 70's and 80's but it would be worse (It will be worse for some though where there are only 40's)
  3. jm1220
    We probably get an endless deluge August again where it goes away.
  4. Typhoon Tip
    Same. Strata lost the battle very fast about 1/2 hour ago. Now a naked BD air mass ... Pretty clear boundary still demarcates around Worcester ...but nearing 70 we're probably going to see the boundary bounce N some amount as it homogenizes on both sides. Still 3kts of E
  5. IronTy
    Funny story, years ago when I first bought kayaks down here, we got them in April so of course I was pumped try them out. We got out on one of the tributaries dumping into the bay and a 30mph wind came up when we were about 1/4mile from shore with temps in the low 50s. Holy shit I swear it felt like the scene from The Perfect Storm with the guys on the boat and the tsunami barreling down on them. I learned very quickly how helpless a kayak is in any sort of wind and rough water. Wife was not happy. I also quickly learned how impossible it can be to paddle against the tide no matter how serene it looks. Now I check the tide charts before going out.
  6. dendrite
    Next week is shit for all. Although I will add that we may get a couple of decent NW flow days late week once the core of the cold passes. Anything with sun is a plus.
  7. Brian5671
    models don't show all that much rain for Sunday-maybe some scattered showers vs an all day stratiform rain?
  8. IronTy
    I won't be hanging my hat on that forecast. That said, next weekend I'll be up at the cabin so it would track that it would turn cold, windy and rainy. At least in the mountains.
  9. BoulderWX
    89!
  10. weatherwiz
    If you compare to this week yeah it will suck but the upcoming stretch doesn't look terrible by any means. Different tune though for those probably closer to the coast but nothing abnormal for April really. We should at least climb to average most days or in that ballpark.
  11. dendrite
    BOS 52F NYC 87F Gotta love it
  12. the_other_guy
    Second brushfire we have been called to with firehouse in a week in westchester
  13. ChescoWx
    As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.
  14. psv88
    85.
  15. weathafella
    Talk to us in a week.
  16. weatherwiz
    Driving down to Long Island tomorrow evening for a wedding on Saturday (I'm the best man!). Not looking forward to driving back in rain on Sunday. Might try and leave early in the morning or sleep in a bit and leave before checkout...but it depends on what time the Bruins game ends up being. Hate driving in rain...probably be like 20 accidents. At least it will be daylight
  17. ChescoWx
    As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.
  18. ChescoWx
    As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.
  19. Fozz
    Spring actually isn't too bad up here. There are nice days like today and there are lousy days that are 45 with drizzle, but those days are in the minority. Everything is blooming now and coming to life.
  20. WinterWolf
    Agree.
  21. Stormlover74
    Yeah its getting bad
  22. KakashiHatake2000
    Marginal risk issued for majority of tn valley and slight risk in Arkansas .
  23. ForestHillWx
    We need rain; getting dry. I couldn’t believe how low the Wanaque Res. was when I was up there last weekend.
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  26. weathafella
    It’s turned into a nice day. Sunny and 63.
  27. jm1220
    Not much of a seabreeze when Long Beach is still 65-70.
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