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1 hour ago, Torch Tiger said:

High of 65.7 thus far,  64.9 currently

Best get to a cooling station. 

15 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Well, technically, it is above normal

Down to 1° over now. Should bump it up a little in the next week or so.

24 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Nah. Sticks to the coasts 

Pretty much near normal maybe a couple days ahead. 

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33 minutes ago, codfishsnowman said:

58/7...not a cloud in the sky

Yep a beauty. Trees starting to pop today. Chestnut, birch and swamp maples.

7 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Would be nice, a week out.

Let's hope it comes to fruition. It's time.

I would take another month of today's. Gorgeous out.

34° here, warmer than a lot of spots. Looks like a nice day on tap.

10 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

No leaves here.  I’m thinking some leaf out at work. 

Have a little bit at the woodyard. Red maples in the swamps are beginning. Of course the invasives are ahead of everything. Burning bush and multiflora rose are flourishing.

1 hour ago, klw said:

Where is that?  Very pretty!

New England botanic garden. Tower Hill.

Great year for daffodils. 

23 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

If you haven’t.. get em up and into the windows 

Do they help prevent Frost? 

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 strong radiational cooling. The NBM running way too warm for this setup, so went with the 10th percentile of guidance for lows. Should
see temps ranging from the mid 20s to the mid 30s. Should see fairly widespread frost. Frost/freeze headlines will likely be needed in
future updates."

36 chilly start. Looks like it clouds up quick unfortunately..

4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Isn’t that a slightly above average mean there?

Probably slightly. Still cool for present day climate. I mean heck, last year we had four days in a row of 70s and '80s and even upper 80s.

25 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I agree...I don't want average. I want to get right into consistent 70's and even 80's. Luckily, I'm located in a spot in the region where there have been some tremendous days with highs into the 70's...they've been teasers but it's a sign of what we are moving into. I hate though how we really have to wait until mid-to-late May and sometimes even June to get consistently nice weather with very warm temperatures. 

 

Nail bitter towards the end but can't complain thus far.

2-0 now. Agree with the nail biter. 19 shots and the Leafs can score in bunches.

13 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

More times than not over the next few weeks we will be above-average, and at some points well above-average (but only a few days at a time). Any periods we get which are closer to average or maybe a bit below are going to be if we're wedged as a frontal system approaches or post-fropa so those periods will be brief.

Good first period. Let's go Bruins!

8 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

More times than not over the next few weeks we will be above-average, and at some points well above-average (but only a few days at a time). Any periods we get which are closer to average or maybe a bit below are going to be if we're wedged as a frontal system approaches or post-fropa so those periods will be brief.

Who cares about average. We need some heat. Even last year we had '70s and '80s during April. One measly 70 this year.

7 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

People that copy and paste NWS point and clicks and phone app temps?

Where are the '70s and '80s we've been promised for months? Looks like a cool finish to the month according to my AOL app.  Go to Myspace for a complete breakdown. 

2 hours ago, Torch Tiger said:

Monday through Saturday

*No anomalous or impactful weather is expected in the extended
forecast for southern New England next week.* The week begins
with the region largely dominated by high pressure building in
from the west. This should support a sunny/dry start to the week
with highs in the upper 50s/low 60s and lows in the upper
30s/low 40s. The only active period of weather this week will be
on Wednesday when a modest short-wave disturbance aloft
traverses over the region. Southerly flow ahead of this feature
will increase the moisture over southern New England allowing
for widespread stratiform precipitation during the day
Wednesday. With neither forcing nor moisture forecast to reach
impressive levels, the total rainfall accumulation with this
system is expected to be modest with amounts likely between 0.1
and 0.25 inches. **As the associated surface cold front pushes
through the region behind this system Wednesday night, we`ll be
left with a dry but cooler air mass on Thursday which should
feature temperatures only slightly below normal.** High pressure
then builds over The Northeast to end the week with more dry,
quiet, and seasonable conditions.

Where's the torch? Nothing of the sort.

48 minutes ago, Sled said:

Stradivarius supposedly used it in his violins. I'm doing a kitchen right now out of Norway maple. Some nice spalting to it. 

Nice piece. Looks fairly stable.

Mighty slow thread. Who doesn't like scintillating temperature talk?

52 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

There you go again using old and bad forecasts. Carry on I guess and then be surprised from the misinformation 

Send some more of those cookout pictures. Those are always fun.

49 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Starting the 28th there will be many many days of 70+

You've been saying that since February. It's been over 70 once. Lolz

46 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

April is AN. I’ll take it.

Meh, box 1.4 above. It's 47 at night instead of 46. Not opening the pool early...

7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Gfs is the coldest Thursday 

Spring sucks.

Just now, Lava Rock said:

I guess no 70 this wk or even 60. 41.2F, 0.12". Raw and miserable. Yeah for April

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