Torch Tiger

In a wet summer, it's been fairly dry lately. A few showers/storms Tue/Wed then.... Thursday and Friday... Post-frontal airmass with high pres building in from the Gt Lakes will bring dry conditions with seasonable temps. High pres and NW flow aloft will keep Idalia and its moisture well south of New Eng. Pleasant days with highs in the 70s with chilly nights. The coolest night will be Thu night with lows dropping into the upper 40s in the typically colder locations by Friday morning. Saturday through Monday... Continued dry weather but a warming trend is expected as high pres shifts offshore and mid levels gradually warm. GEFS and EPS ensembles indicate high probs of highs 80+ Sunday and Monday, while GEFS has 30-50 percent probs of 90 for Monday. But this will depend on sub-tropical ridge axis building east into New Eng. There is uncertainty with how quickly an amplifying trough exits east of New Eng next Mon which will impact temp forecast.

I mentioned last week it'll be interesting to watch how this takes off. Hopefully it runs for a 5

Idalia

Yellowjacket season, goldenrod, so many dam bees/wasps/hornets etc. fighting for it. Fun to watch, but ready to freeze everything. Even if it kills crops and damage

Sucks we won't see a freeze for a while. Maybe November for some. Rough

that's straight gin bro

Of course it basically nails the NE US/E CA trough

Looks kinda next 7-10 days

Any 60's pop/rock music fiends out there, especially vinyl? I'm a thrifter/seller, it's a great hustle, and of course love music. I also buy, repair musical instruments and etc. Anyway, picked up a vinyl record lot at auction for $235 shipped. The pictures weren't too good. Here's ~30 of the 60. Mostly early mono versions with original plastic on them.

Hope it POURS Saturday. Been kinda Stein lately

12z Euro has a decent TC striking the Big Bend FL area 8/30 just after 12z. The SST's are above normal and already pretty much maxed out, so that could be interesting.

you will be on the west side of the storm with epic flooding but only mid winds

Hah that's a wild solution, closed h5 low comes in hot and really digs

Yeah, construction workers and most everyone working outside enjoys the coc

Cool, crisp autumn morning.

why would one go to Newport RI

When it's 70F February 14th we'll revisit this

Coc-slapped in Barrington RI. Nice day on the water

it's possible that 92% of us will never see that happen again.

Glad we caught Gloria and Bob, imagine never seeing a hurricane. Younger folks may face this

Funny because 1938-60, we had 5 solid landfalls, three majors and Donna/44 were hardly minimal even up here. wasn't too rare then.