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43 minutes ago, wxeyeNH said:

Crude Oil down 6% today  (Friday).  Will gas prices follow?

I bought the electric  Mustang Mache this spring.  Amazing car.  270 mile range.  0 to 60mph in 4 seconds.  I am getting 125 miles on about $4 of electric.  No more oil changes for me.

EPony for a license… love it, assuming it’s for electric pony .

20 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

 

Shower chances increase overnight Saturday into Sunday as well,
primarily across eastern MA. Areas to the west of Worcester
look to remain dry.

All Eastern Mass ATT.

Should be warning amounts back to the River, Advisory amounts back to NY State?

22 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

How many divorces by Sunday night?

Reindeer sweaters burning and used for heat?

77/52

Yet another June day falling right in the comfort sweet spot.  So many highs in the 70s since mid-May.

2 minutes ago, Saguaro said:

On the satellite it looks like some kind of pre-frontal precip starting up. Not sure where the warm front is at this point, it was already a mess before moving into NNE. I think we're at the "WPC throws up their hands and gives up placing it" phase of it at this point. Still sunny, making a run towards 80 here now and breezy.

Some FROPA came through up here.

Dew point at 65F with rain showers this morning, now down to 52F and dry breezy weather.

29 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Gfs with the polar vortex coming in at end of run.  

540dm coming for the 4th?

Quick 1/4" rainfall and dews are up.

68/64 right now.... doors and windows wide open.  Max temps on Saturday and Sunday will struggle to get to the current dew point.

1 hour ago, weatherwiz said:

I wish Utica was like an hour closer...I would go. 

The first person in history to ever write that sentence.

21 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Wasn’t ginxy’s area just dumped on?

Cocorahs says that "moderate" area just got the most rainfall in the past week .  Ginxy to Taunton especially.

Never gonna happen but still  for the date.

75-80F, then 70-75F, now 67-73F.

Make adjustments as data comes out.

The Yellowstone flooding has been pretty insane.  They are calling it 500-year event type stuff.  Google "Yellowstone Flooding" and there's some crazy stuff.  Bridges getting washed away, roads gone, even houses or camps getting floated downstream.

The rainfall amounts didn't strike me as overly impressive compared to the east, but with snowmelt and the sharp terrain in the Rockies, it apparently can get out of control in a big way.

Be glad you aren't here.

.LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...

Saturday is shaping up to be a lousy day for outdoor activities, with an usually cold air mass overhead and a period of gusty north winds making it feel even chillier. Have trended temperatures downward with highs only in the 50s in most areas, with some low 60s in the wide valleys.

The latest NAEFS mean wind at 850 millibars is near climatological maximum for northerly flow, with about 30 knots across our region shown at 2 PM. While a low level inversion supports channeled northerly flow in the Champlain Valley, elsewhere mainly stable conditions would keeping wind speeds modest, unable to tap into that stronger wind aloft. However, that will change late in the day or possibly overnight when rapid pressure rises generate a strong isollabaric wind field and widespread gusty north winds develop. Have not added too much of this stronger wind to the forecast at this time but will likely see a period of gusts above 30 MPH Saturday night.

Sunday is shaping up to be a little warmer although still below normal as northerly flow persists, possibly trending northwesterly. 

Relative humidity will fall during the day with anomalously low precipitable water indicative of a dry air mass centered over the region, although even lower values will be to our south and west. NBM dew points are only in the 30s, which would yield minimum RH values in the 30 to 35% range but potentially below 30%.

38 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Why are people looking at GFS?

What about the NAM?  It’s colder than the GFS.  So is Reggie.  ICON is similar to GFS.

Why toss everything other than one Op run of the EURO?

Either way it looks mainly sunny and fine, it’s just funny the resistance you have to all other guidance.

Who cares if it’s in the 60s?  Next time an Op run shows 90+, hopefully all the data will be weighed accordingly.

47 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Asout 

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

71 is fine with me.

Better than the 55F up here both days, ha.

Thats nice weather, briefly hitting 70-71F with dews around 40F and strong downslope dandy NW wind.

That’s a bit better… sneaks many just over the 70F threshold.

33 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Yup .. 60’s and 70’s for the 6 state region 

Ok so sneaking 60s in there now. Agreed for sure on 60s for your station.

7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Just freak and flip out and wring hands in consternation lol

We will tip our cap to you if your Davis station records max temps in the 70s both Saturday and Sunday. 

4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

You guys are all completely flipping out over an op run on a shit model . Relax.. it won’t verify 

I don't think anyone is completely flipping out .  Highs in the 70s and two beautiful days are a straight wishcast based on the available guidance.

Will it be 40s, no I'd bet against record low afternoon temperatures.  Probably 60s for maxes but what the bulk of the afternoons are matters.

You keep mentioning "one op run" and folks that actually look at models can tell you it's on all of them.  It's a weather forum, we discuss the model data.

7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s the op GFS at day 4 lol. Tossed . People actually think that will verify ? WTF. The freaking out over nothing is crazy 

It's not just the GFS.  I don't know about anyone freaking out, lol.  It is what it is on the guidance if you look at any of it.

The 12z NAM has this for 2-M temps late afternoon on Saturday.

18 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

For **** sake at least let it be 75-80. Everyone can enjoy that.

10 of 15 days in June so far up here have been right about that level.

Last 5 maxes including today so far are 75/79/77/77/77.  

Last 7 days of May were all 74-82F maxes.

It's been pretty incredible to me how many days since May 1st have found their way to max temps right in the sweet spot of 70-80F type stuff.  

I guess we are due for something different and it sucks that it's Father's Day weekend it decides to crap out.

NAM at 84 hours though... much more cold LBSW in NY State and a nice afternoon eastern/southern NE.

53 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Euro op and EPS cooler for weekend. Gonna be cool in and up.

I doubt it's near this but holy crap.  18z Saturday 2-M temps.  Upper 30s Adirondacks?  Even upper 40s to near 50 down in NW CT.  This would be wild at 2pm on Saturday.  The ALY zones are probably coldest relative to normal.