powderfreak

Looks like most sites are mid-60s, yeah. There’s usually a tick up in dews late morning but you’ll have to see what the official sites do from 2-5pm.

Just a wave of warmth before the rains? Makes sense, looks like most of the BTV CWA sites ticked upwards ahead of that cluster after trying to cool after sunset.

Looks like even SLK was 75F at 2am, same as BDL. Thats unheard of for that location.

Lots of NNE in the 80s last night. Those clouds and increased flow hit just right to stop and even reverse any cooling that started at sunset. Wild. I still can’t believe that without that round of rain this morning it might have stayed 80s even at spots like here.

Oh it’s long past install, lol. Record hot June took care of that. Now record hot July just for good measure.

Holy crap. I’m just seeing that MVL here was 80F at 2am last night from wind/cloud cover. Got into upper 70s around sunset but then rose back to 82F at 11pm. Thats wild for that ASOS to rise back into the low 80s at midnight. That’s the normal average high temp getting hit at like 1am.

BTV was 81F at 1am last night. Palm trees blowing in the southerly flow. They might have held around 80F all night except that round of showers brought them a half inch of water and got temps into the mid-70s.

Wasn’t expecting the rain. 0.38” so far... enough to soak the vegetation. 70/70

How do dew points and surface moisture affect that? Are the 17-18C days “undered” but surface moisture is a bit more than modeled?

I know he’s just baiting, but I still don’t know if the historical significance will get there in his neck of the woods. If BDL is hottest July ever then we can talk. Back to back hottest months in the bag at the Mansfield COOP. BTV has joined the party, too.

Hottest June ever at the picnic tables on Mansfield...and July will be hottest ever for BTV and Mansfield. Will BDL get into those categories?

I don't think those mass production farms care in the least about chicken comfort.... I bet more die from heat and poor conditions than we know. They just keep churning them out.

The ballsy bear cubs are getting more adventurous. A friend had a leftover burrito stolen from their jeep after stopping somewhere on the way home. Only a sandy footprint left as evidence.

Speaking of summer's of "Yore"... pretty soon all the hot summer of yores will be gone. Replace by recent summers. In BTV, the last 3 July's are in the top 4 hottest since 1883, lol. This July will absolutely destroy the other ones after the next 3-4 days too, as it's already running decently above the number 2 slot from 2018. #4 is 2019. Every July just gets a little bit hotter.

77/64 Very comfortable sleeping last night. Gonna be a couple nights till we get back to that level. Might need AC tonight.

Yeah the discussion is in 3 different threads lol.

66F currently off a high of 84F. Another fantastic evening.

Is that 90ish at BDL and dews on the Davis?

Funny thing is hearing folks mention how nice and cool it was this morning (54F at MVL) like it was abnormally chilly. Reality is it just got down to a normal July min for here (mid-50s). 83/57 right now, a tick above the normal max of 82F. July is going to end up very warm relative to normal once this next week sorts out.

This is the Typhoon Tip gold we come for...

BTV pulled it off in 2018, they might have done it twice even that year? They were like 85F with a 20mph south wind at 3am... I remember the AFD that morning was talking about palm trees and Caribbean winds.

This is certainly notable warmth for the month of July up here for being in the last week of the month... these are big departures at the relevant ASOS stations in the northern half of VT. BTV... +6.0 MVL... +4.4 MPV... +4.3

MVL has only been under 60F a total of 3 times in the past 16 days.... that is insane for mild nights. Granted it's mostly 60-63 lows, but that's impressive for a radiator in July. Tonight we probably get 50s with 63/61 right now, but even still, it'll just be upper 50s probably given the dews...and the rule that good rad cooling gets you to the mixed out afternoon dew point. Probably puts us around 56-58F min tonight. If the dews are high, our temps are going to have high departures. We usually have no problem getting 50s mins and occasional 40's following cold fronts. Not this year.

We really hope that isn't the mantra going forward, ha. But it might fit more years than we'd like.

That's good that it's still there at least.... it's probably a fantastic study in the overall range of emotions and issues relating to COVID-19 from the inception to mid-summer.