CoastalWx

23 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Anybody on here developed or know anyone who has developed Alpha-gal syndrome from a tick bite in this area?

I'm beginning to have my suspicions.

 

Ugh I hope not man

29 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

With over 5” this month and high dews no worries on dryness. If we get thru another 7-10 days of no rain.. then he’s dripping Roman helmets 

He ran away, but I see him in the distance…hopping from tree to tree…hiding but slowly coming closer. 

The River Stein holding firm

Just now, Modfan2 said:

You should be good until September after last week.

Dries out quick in the summer. Ground still moist though.

3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

May not get rain/ storms river East today 

You might get something dying there, but full Stein ahead here. 
Maybe a shower or storm near dawn tomorrow on south coast.

11 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Just shocked. Shocked I tell you  

Back broken 

1 hour ago, kdxken said:

It's not over. 

 

 But but but MoreGarbage!

15 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Yes baby squeaked in another one.  Did use the AC last night however. I'll take a 4-day break though.

 

Congrats runway 090 and the seagulls. The rest sweat.

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Cambridge 86, Southie 83, and Northeastern 83 today. Only a few seagulls live at Logan.

83 here too. Well a MPM 82.6.

Only thing we have here are greenheads but that’s more at the beach. Other than that it’s just the mosquitoes.

25 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I’ve said from day one before season started . Sox were 2nd best team in the East and would make postseason . It’s possible they win the East if Yanks don’t right the ship 

FO won’t do anything to help the team so I’m not in on the Sox doing much of anything if they get into the PS. They have been fun to watch,  but it’s so effing frustrating how the FO keeps them chained up in John Henry’s basement. Just need something to help build around because they obviously have a good young core.

Could be 4 days Tu-Fri of 90+ in some spots. 

Sitting just on N side of seabreeze front but still around 80. 

Wow lots of clouds in CT. 

47 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Not gonna be much sum today. These are pretty locked in 

We sun

1 hour ago, TheClimateChanger said:

I guess, but even Blue Hill Observatory in eastern Massachusetts (high quality, long POR) has this as 3rd hottest start to summer behind only 2024 & 1999.

Blue Hill isn’t prone to the seabreeze like Logan.

55 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

@Damage In Tolland I made it outside again lol yearly family golf outing then bbq... awesome out 

Why do you look violent?

Also high dews mean interior areas don’t radiate which also aids in bigger anomalies. Cities don’t radiate anyways so it doesn’t matter too much what the dews do.

Mt Washington anomalies prove it’s a torch aloft and why getting away from marine influence has torched areas further inland. 

1 minute ago, TheClimateChanger said:

The map I posted previously was exclusively ThreadEx sites with PORs 100-150+ years. I just used Mount Washington as an illustrative example. CON has a longer POR than BOS and is top 5.

That doesn’t change the fact that the pattern has favored sea breezes at Logan though. The high temp anomalies have been less vs inland. 

5 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

I just want the correct numbers. Love it, or hate it, Boston is the place the local weatherperson will use for verification purposes.  Local farmers and utility operators need the correct data. If it is local sea breezes keeping it cooler, then it shouldn't be given any special significance.

I mean just look at, say, Mount Washington. Population literally zero. You get a completely different look.

First order station. Logan’s Climo takes all that into account. So for Logan it hasn’t been all that crazy given how the pattern has favored sea breezes. When you take a bigger sample size and look at spots further inland you may see a different story.

28 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Oh ye of little faith.

 

#Moregarbage

9 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Another gross, manky start to the day. 
hopefully we get some earlier sun. Makes all the difference 

Sun broke out early here. 

Last full week of July looks darn warm. Quick mild down next weekend. 

21 minutes ago, rimetree said:

Nice clipper on the Euro next week. Misty and 64/64 here. Been a nice little break from heat. Actually haven't reached 80 since last Tuesday here.

Yeah I’ll sell that clipper