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  2. Bubbler86
    Looks like I am going to have to spend lunch hour mowing if I want to get rid of this grass any time soon.
  3. dendrite
    79.5/69 We dewy after the storms yesterday.
  4. Rtd208
    Current temp 83/DP 66/RH 57%
  5. Rtd208
    Current temp 83/DP 66/RH 57%
  6. psv88
    83 already. Cooking
  7. Chrisrotary12
    Played in my second New Hampshire Golf Association event this past Sunday. Partner event at Keene Country Club. 1st 6 holes: fourball 2nd 6 holes: modified alternate shot 3rd 6 holes: scramble Partner & I: -1, +5, -5 = -1 and a T-11. (alternate shot is hard)
  8. JetsPens87
    You need help
  9. JTA66
    My historically low heating oil bill this past winter would disagree with the above statement.
  10. Chrisrotary12
    That course is a joke. -20 in a major is a shame.
  11. weatherwiz
    I hope we get a massively record shattering heat and humidity dome where we get widespread high temperatures 105-110 and dewpoints 73-75. It all comes to and end when a strong trough comes through and we get CB's spiking 50,000-70,000 feet and some crazy interaction happens with space where solar storm debris get ingested into the storms and its the wildest lightning show on the planet. A derecho then rips across the region and takes out the power grid, beating next year's Carrington Event to the punch.
  12. Chrisrotary12
    Probably should have installed last weekend. On this weekends to do list.
  13. GaWx
    From met. Ben Noll, this is consistent with what I’ve been posting about S FL/Keys recently: A strong-to-severe marine heatwave has developed in South Florida's coastal waters amid the recent wave of noteworthy heat and humidity... The extremely warm water will likely form a positive feedback loop, with above average sea temperatures causing above average air temperatures and vice versa - a cycle that looks unlikely to be broken in the weeks ahead A pattern of persistent and strong high pressure over Mexico is driving the situation. When superimposed with the long-term warming trend, it creates some downright oppressive conditions. Simply put, such widespread and severe marine heatwaves are a sign of the warming climate. They are only expected to become stronger and last longer in the years and decades ahead. This event is a glimpse at what the future holds. It's not just Florida that's being affected: a category 5 "beyond extreme" marine heatwave is active near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where it recently soared to 100˚F, a few degrees shy of the annual record. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, reached 101˚F this month, a degree shy of its annual record. The story has been similar for San Juan, Puerto Rico. Nighttime temperatures have been 5-10˚F above average in these areas, offering little or no reprieve from the heat. However, these locations can't hold a candle to Campeche, Mexico, which had a 26-day run of high temperatures exceeding 100˚F from April 23rd to May 18th. This included a ridiculous 113˚F reading on May 17th and a low of 83˚F that night, qualifying as 13˚F above average for the day as a whole. https://x.com/BenNollWeather/status/1792877963052261488?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^tweet
  14. HoarfrostHubb
    FIT at 85/58 at last hourly update. Not bad.
  15. WxWatcher007
    80.2/67 here at home at 11am. I assume folks know where I live now.
  16. psv88
    Have my daughter’s school fishing trip tomorrow. Hoping for no rain…
  17. George BM
    Yeah CAPE actually looks fairly decent later, especially towards the mountains (1500-2000+ mlcape). With modest shear in place as well a few warned storms wouldn't surprise me later... especially out that way.
  18. donsutherland1
    The Cheshire Cat is a costumed character who walks around the Garden during parts of the day. I have not yet run into it.
  19. winterwx21
    I see 12z RGEM does hit our area pretty good around midday and early afternoon. We hope!
  20. Brian5671
    yeah stick a fork in it if there's clouds/morning garbage
  21. TJW014
    I'd much rather the morning convection than risk the afternoon sea breeze choking everything off 10 miles from me.
  22. Stormlover74
    Yeah it kinda looked like there were 2 rounds but morning convection usually ruins our chances for later in the day
  23. Jns2183
    I hope we get more fireworks than a commode after all you eat taco bell. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk
  24. SouthCoastMA
    warmest day of the season by far. 77/62. dews creepin
  25. winterwx21
    On 3km NAM and HRRR the storms get going in the morning. Doesn't mean we won't get a decent storm, but I'm usually more confident when the timing is for later in the day.
  26. yoda
    12z NAM NEST and 12z NAM look decent around 6 to 8pm 13z HRRR is nice as well, stormy for the region after 22z to the end of its run
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