CoastalWx

18 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Touchytiger upset over a tailpipe joke when they're posted hundreds of times over missed events in winter. 

Very soft 

84 for the high with a seabreeze.

7 minutes ago, dryslot said:

GYX, +1.1 departure, A real scorcher for June.

Back half torch, that’s all that matters.

2 minutes ago, SouthCoastMA said:

80's to the coast, mostly clear skies through the evening..can't ask for much more if it verifies

There's a couple that want 60 and rain. 

We gfs for the 4th

34 minutes ago, bristolri_wx said:

Has eastern MA ever been a place where there have been a lot of thunderstorm?  Marine influence tends to modify most stuff that moves in from the West and Northwest directions.  I agree things have been drier but it doesn't seem like we are getting less thunderstorms than in the past, I feel like that's always been an interior New England thing, though I'm in E RI and not in E MA...

We’ve had some heavy rain events, but we seem to be lacking in storms recently. Lots of WAR type summers keeping the shortwaves to our northwest. Though his town had a heck of a storm about a year ago lol. 

4 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

hmmm...not sure what he is referring to with steep lapse rates. Mid-level lapse rates are garbage so I am assuming he means low-level lapse rates...but not sure how steep those are tomorrow regionally due to lots of cloud cover. Probably a better chance llvl lapse rates are steeper across southeast PA into NJ but not sure if they will be anything to write home about. 

Not sure I see much risk for an isolated tornado there...if any risk existed it would be in central New England, closer to the warm front. Winds down there veer more in the llvls as the warm front lifts farther northeast. 

It's late June, you'll always have steep low level lapse rates lol.

12 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Could see a marginal risk kind of day with NW flow bringing golf balls to the Seacoast. 

Let’s get golf balls to the Beachcomber again

Just now, CT Rain said:

Thursday could be interesting if we can bump dew points up a bit. Cold temps aloft, decent lapse rates, and strong mid level flow. Worth watching. 

Yeah was looking at that. Seems like it could have potential.

4 minutes ago, kdxken said:

I think it's the past two years. Before then I remember some decent ones. I haven't seen thunderstorm all year.

I've had two damaging events in my hood since 2020, but I mean overall for SNE. We just haven't had those good widespread events. Just a few here and there that are impactful. 

4 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Yup...looks like best will be southwest (of course). Might have to watch central/northern New England though around the warm front. SPC hints at it too...but could be potential for a TOR or two if there is enough destabilizing there

I can't believe how lame storms have been over the last several years. Unreal.

Tomorrow seems meh for storms. Wonder if the early morning stuff limits some heating. Kind of looks messy overall.

11 minutes ago, amarshall said:

General observation while in SW connecticut this weekend.   Son had a lacrosse tournament in Darien/New Canaan area.  Barring the extreme wealth and nearly every home probably having a well, overall its just much greener than Eastern mass.  We never get thunderstorms anymore.  Tuesdays threat looks like it stops in Worcester as does most threats.  Every summer we start off strong in the spring and then it turns into a dust bowl in EMA.   Lawns are complete toast here already. 

My lawn is good so far. Haven’t watered much. You guys missed out on some rogue stuff this month too.

Looks like the WAR tries to build in end of 11-15 day. Would be similar to what we’ve had in recent summers with no extreme temps, but humid and very warm to hot potentially. 

64 luckily. No 50s  nonsense. 

4th should be low 80s in SNE. Maybe 75-80 where the dragons be. 

40 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Summehry look…in the summeh? No way…

Most magical time of year 

1 minute ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Some friends of ours in town use some service. It is guaranteed.  If you see a mosquito (or tick) they come back the next day and spray again. 
 

Im not a huge fan of spraying because it harms other insects.  But it is tempting. 

Screen porch ftw as well. 

That stuff I think is natural. It’s garlic oil and some other stuff.

But yeah mosquitoes suck 

6 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Some of our neighbors treat for mosquitoes.  Hubbardston is a giant swampy forest. So unless you drop a ton of DDT, the mosquitoes would laugh. 
 

Foggers work a bit for a few hours.  We didn’t plan on doing the fire tonight so I didn’t have any on hand. 

My cousin lives in Bridgewater by the Taunton river. The mosquitoes there will gnaw your arm off and fly it back to their nest. They used this treatment that was comprised of garlic oil and said it really worked. Was done by some company. So I think there’s options for you. 

Seems like mosquitoes not as bad this week as it’s been dry here locally.

7 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

I am also thinking that maybe we started the solo a bit too early.  The stupid pricks calm down a bit as it gets darker 

What about yard foggers? Or maybe treatments for the property? Maybe not cheap but allows you to enjoy the outdoors. 

1 minute ago, kdxken said:

As far as the eye can see summer weather!

 Now you’re  getting it. Put down the chainsaw and hop into Cochituate State park.

Man what a stretch coming up here. Aside from the 4th it’s pretty much 87-93 or so as far as you can see. Obviously cooler for the hinterlands

Just now, HoarfrostHubb said:

Kinda surprised KFIT was saying most cloudy at times.  

There were a lot of clouds near the NH border. So maybe they played around with it and it caused lower temps. 

Just now, HoarfrostHubb said:

No clouds to speak of here today.  A couple but nothing really.  All day.  I got cooked doing yard/pool stuff. 

Probably the one day where we’re wondering why they didn’t torch