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    Fairfield, CT
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  1. Brian5671
    any convection that gets going will have a chance to drop a ton of rain with those dewpoints
  2. Brian5671
    Still toasty....seems like a long time ago when it was rainy and cool in June....
  3. Brian5671
    Happens alot down in S Jersey where I vacation every year seen it go from 75-78 to low 60's...to top if off- you get the green flies from the bay on the west winds too...
  4. Brian5671
    nice moderate rain here....
  5. Brian5671
    upton mentions PWATS approaching 2.5 inches...don't see that all that often around here...
  6. Brian5671
    Met summer is June, July and August, so he's right, that's about half over.
  7. Brian5671
    same here-doesnt take long to dry out the first few inches of topsoil in July
  8. Brian5671
    75 here despite sunny skies-east flow day....
  9. Brian5671
    I missed that one (CO). Agree on the warm water temps-also near the east coast too. Regardless of seasonal forecasts, whatever gets going could be a monster given the +++STT's.
  10. Brian5671
    maybe,but most forecasts are going for below normal tropical activity this year in the ATL basin.
  11. Brian5671
    yesterday was nothing short of brutal. Had 3 storms here, each time the sun came out we got hammered again and again....
  12. Brian5671
    we've only lost 5 minutes and some of that is on either end, tough to notice until later in July
  13. Brian5671
    humid air on the move north....
  14. Brian5671
    Agree with the heavy rain threat with PWATS that high....
  15. Brian5671
    it's nowhere to that degree though. Models hold off on storms until very late as well...you won't have the destructive sunshine like last weekend when the storms rolled in much earlier.
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