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STILL N OF PIKE

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  1. Heat index is a measure for how hot it feels outside in a shaded area , not full sunshine Do you have anything that links heat index being described to measure how how the body feels in the sunshine
  2. They (heat index ) are measured in shade on everything I have read , I haven’t found a link that says full sunshine
  3. Ummm...Everything I look up shows heat index temps are measured in shade . This is from weather.gov. What am I missing https://www.weather.gov/ict/wbgt#:~:text=It is the traditional measurement,degrees to the heat index.
  4. The fact that heat index is measured in the shade basically negates how hot it actually feels in the sun on a hot and Dewey day and then Of course you want to incorporate a wind component . Not sure why heat warnings Are not correlated to Wet Bulb Global temperature
  5. Yes that is what I did . I thought you meant that what I posted didn’t accurately portray the correct 18z temps . The 21z were also 89-91
  6. Yes that is what I meant . I was looking at low resolution on cod site but it had 89-91 for the 3 day period
  7. Do you realize that sensor has been off by 1.5 to 2 degrees since last winter . Easier to set warm records when a sensor is reporting 33 frzr in winter and isn’t recalibrated
  8. We may need to add to the fraud 5 E ma severe occurs about as frequent as backlash snows
  9. Bingo . New England severe is basically a joke compared to anything west or Sw of us and East of Rockies
  10. Looks like I won’t have to go to my underground bunker today despite what DIT told me
  11. Sun big fail here in Bedford weakening shower looks possible next 30 mins
  12. This guy is very active with regard to tropical posts , he believes if models are accurately depicting the El Niño upper level winds becoming established by September ..he thinks an avenge season will be a struggle to attain , as well as the CCKW’s favorable region sort of slowing over the East pacific in August (where action will be focused ) I am feeling that if these pieces stay in place over next couple weeks guidance , it will be a slow year (and ya ya we know it only takes 1)
  13. Any Atlantic activity seems to be vanishing for next week
  14. I know you didn’t mean it but I wanted to spice things up . I think ratters will have a higher incidence along the most prone southern and coastal areas and not just because of last year
  15. Yes and yes for the southern Coastal plain and cape . I think any warning climate trends will effect the totals of the most marginal (mildest winter temp) areas first . Then spread into the general SNE “CP” overtime . It’s debatable but I lean that it will .
  16. I mean does anyone really and truly buy into New England severe time after time to have like a 90% fail rate . It’s usually low end duds , just hard to get “excited” for that .
  17. Nothing particularly noteworthy happening in S Michigan today . Let’s see what next few hours bring
  18. If S Michigan sees severe weather , SNE has a higher chance of seeing the same 24 hrs later prime example is the June 8 1953 F5 Flint Michigan Tornado one day prior to the infamous Worcester tornado . Flint tornado killed over 100 and ORH one was an F4 and killed at least 94 . Almost unimaginable in my opinion .
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