CoastalWx
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Oh I see..that explains it. It still gives you the idea though.
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This was in reference to Ray's post like 15 min ago.
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I know it's not apples to apples...but I find it strange the height anomalies at 500mb are rather tepid on the east coast, compared to the surface temps anomalies. Maybe because the earlier years skewed it a bit when looking at the 81-10 temp baseline?
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It's September and we barely have a TD to track. LOL. This is amazing.
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Unfortunately Monday may be crummy.
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I remember my uncle in Orlando called me that morning to tell me about the damage they had from the squall line and how this was going to be bad haha. He was a weenie too. This sounds dumb to admit, but I was hoping for a little more snow. A little disappointed in that regards, but it was insane for 3 hrs. The real big bag of WTF was in Alabama into Georgia. Getting those conditions in mid March is unprecedented.
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92-93 was the first time where I was like “ok this is what it was like when my parents were younger.” I didn’t do as well as Logan did because latitude helped, but we got hit good in 93-94.
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I think some of the SYR snow was lake effect, but an incredible event there.
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He doesn’t have any kids. Every day is adulting.
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Drunkstein
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I had 10-11” in Brockton and it fell like in 3-4 hrs. Followed by pelting sleet. LTG too. Logan has some of the most impressive winter obs I’ve ever seen in that.
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Hence my comment
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Beautiful out
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I could do without a Dec ‘92 snow gradient.
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Bucket of death.
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I'll try the cloth next year. Won't bother now.
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Dews finally dropping now.
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Jet stream likely is further north. We've also had some dry summers recently that sort of argue for that idea. Not last year lol.
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We had those few days where you dropped into the 40s...but otherwise this has been the trend for years. A lot of sustained warmth with weak ass breaks in the heat.
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There were cooler days and nights though. I wouldn't say most humid.
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Lots of dews.
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Last July was BN because it rained every day lol.
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I actually saw that website. I tried coffee grinds too, but to no avail. Never had them eat tomatoes before.
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Yeah, you mentioned that last year, and some truth to that I think...although I think there's been cold lurking to our north. June was more of a sustained trough near us positioned in a manner to deliver constant high pressure and CoC..but yeah..reminded us of our 80s youth.
