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  1. 13 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

    Still gotta watch Sunday and or Monday on the models. Sort of confused which day will feature some showers, but it seems like one or the other might.

    "Turning more seasonable temperature wise this weekend. Lot of uncertainty at this point on how things evolve, but it could be unsettled. No washouts anticipated"

    Fingers crossed.

  2. 11 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    Everyone has a nice weekend except him. He’s been mentioning E flow so cooler coast like today .. though Monday looks humid 

    "Forecast looks to be on the quiet side for Saturday with a dry/seasonable air mass supporting normal conditions across southern New England for late May. Sunday may become more unsettled as model guidance is hinting at high pressure offshore supporting an easterly wind over the region. This could come with cooler temperatures,clouds, and possibly light rain/drizzle. Details are vague at the 7day time range, so stay tuned for more details later this week."

    Hopefully it's just the east.

     

     

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  3. 28 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

    Turned the AC on this evening.  The sun and mid-80s max temp baked the south facing rooms.  The mini-splits have made me weak with their convenience.  Just a button on the remote and it’s instantly 65F inside, lol.

    Sissy. Actually feels kind of chilly here with these low low dew points. Hard to work up a sweat.

  4. Can't beat this . Nice warm temperatures and low low humidity . What's not to like? Chamber of commerce week incoming...

    "

    Very warm temperatures
    are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures
    reaching into the 80s, with an outside chance a few locations
    see 90 degrees on Wednesday. Humidity levels will be on the low side accompanying that midweek warmth, hence, a somewhat dry
    heat.
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  5. 7 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

    This event is one of the most woefully modeled events I’ve seen in quite some time. 

    presence of moderate to heavy showers along the I-95 corridor that seemed to be driven by a SW to NE oriented 925mb jet (~30kt in strength) and moisture convergence between 925mb-850mb. Even the NAMNest, that was one of the only pieces of guidance that diagnosed more widespread, impactful rain on Saturday, struggled to depict the
    nocturnal rain
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