WeatherWilly

I'm sure we will get more 70+ degree dewpoint days with hot temps but might not be until 3rd or 4th week of september or early october. In the meantime Im looking forward to the lower humidity. 

Finally weakening significantly, but it gave a helluva fight. 

Houma looks like an apocalypse

Can't believe CNN isn't giving nonstop live coverage of this.

Sun Sep 5

Partly cloudy, high 70°F, low 53°F, chance of precipitation 0%, wind S 10 mph, barometric pressure 30.18 in, visibility 6 mi, humidity 59%.

Sign me up for that.

Yes, I did say that they would rise early next week. But Wednesday seems to be the day when it all changes for a while. 

While a lot of doom and gloom about the dewpoints exists. Seems like the NWS forecast indicates the expected break from the ultra high humidity for about 36-48 hours this weekend. Rising dewpoints again early next week with lower temps than we are seeing now. But then an extended period of 55-60 degree dewpoints from mid next week until 7 days after.

I hope the very long range looks better because it seems like we might get 36 hours of dewpoints below 70 before right back into the soup by sunday.

You know it's bad when you are dreaming of 67 degree dewpoints Friday/Saturday

4 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

And there goes my power

sorry...the power grid out there sucks so much

I still have power and the eye passed just to my south over an hour and half ago. Not to downplay this Henri, but outside of heavy developed urban areas no one should have power near the where the center of the storm tracks if it were memorable. 

Sun has been shining in westerly. They aren't in the eye like the police chief just said, that passed more than 90 minutes ago. Just the storm isn't too impressive at the moment.

Reports are from westerly winds died down briefly to near zero, but picking back up again. May have experienced, the eye, such as it is

And just at the last minute, its going to sharply northwest again. The eye may cross in eastern conn now

In the bullseye...........for now

Yah Im going to be without power a while with this east shift. Probably for the best, we are better at getting our power back faster than Eversource in conn.

Climate hasn't changed that much it seems. Storm would have to be a real monster already and moving like a freight train to give the impacts some people seem to be looking for this far to the north.

We are in the middle of a record streak of 70+ degree dewpoint days though, storm should be happy with that.

Not surprised honestly with the way this has been moving west for a while. Until you see some stabilization in the track it's foolish to make a forecast. By tomorrow it will probably be near NYC.

3 to 6 by Friday night? Already have 3 on south coast

May have just about seen the last of the heavy stuff. Been a fun 6 hours

cape crusher

I still think 4-8 is likely here

I'm liking that yellow spot in RI