Baroclinic Zone

Same breeze as yesterday. 10-15mph steady with gusts close to 20mph.

Eek. It's struggling to hit 70F here. Dew 64F

0.36" overnight. 1st solid rainfall since May 8-9th.

More drizzle

Really, no wind? It's gusty here. Steady 10-15mph with gusts in the 20s.

My dew peaked at 68F around 11am, so 62 is much more comfortable.

Dew keeps dropping as the temp rises here. 80/63.

Bit drier down here. 77/64.

Misery mist this AM.

Could be another shitty year for EEE. https://www.boston.com/news/health/2020/05/27/massachusetts-eee-mosquito-population-relatively-robust-what-to-know

Nice evening. 70F currently.

6-10” of catkins there.

Where’s flow coming from? Any flow from the S will kill storms E of PVD. Our best severe events are westerly and north westerly flow ones.

75/63

Yeah, it's a brisk wind. 10-15mph with gusts in the 20s.

Keep it there. 80F is a high as I want it.

Just tickling 80F at home. Seabreeze keeping things tepid.

Yup. 79/61 here.

1st frost in 90 days?

Up to 68F now. Should make it into low 80s.

We do not. The nearest natural gas line is almost a mile away. Kind of annoyed the developer who built the development did not run the lines into it. They did have to run sewer though. I'm not looking for any assistance. i was just pointing out that Masssave does not partner with municipal gas/lighting companies. Perhaps TMLP is a rare case that does not and others do. There are quite a few cities/towns with Municipal Gas and/or Lighting Companies. https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-municipally-owned-electric-companies

I see NStar and National Grid are the the utilities for Brookline. Those are not Municipal Utilities. What Municipal utility does Brookline have? This has been my Electric supplier for the last 20 years. They have no partnership with Masssave. https://www.tmlp.com/

You said people were getting sick? I don’t here stories of that today. Majority of houses built today have heating and cooling and have to be designed to exchange outside air with the inside air. No sick house syndrome like the past.

Only available in communities without municipal utilities.