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Couldn't you just use morning soundings from models (too bad places like BDL don't have balloon launches) and then see what mixing height you would need to obtain to reach whatever the high temperature is and then kind of compare levels across an area?
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BDL may get 50 90F days this year. Maybe 51 if we can squeeze one out in November
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I wouldn't count yourself out yet. You may see later development. I think you're fine.
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Looks like this will be even farther northern than anticipated today (another indicator the front has slowed). Should see a nice cluster evolve across central Vermont and move across central New Hampshire and southeast Maine. Probably going to be more isolated and very pulse south of there.
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Storms rapidly developing up north now that the MLCIN has been eroded.
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It was like Kevin with four legs
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Let's cook that atmosphere. They going to het rocked up north though. Microburst composite
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Unfortunately, won't be able too today. Down in southern CT but I'll be back in Springfield around 6:00 so I'll catch whatever comes around there). I will probably go out and about Saturday and Sunday.
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Talk about this WATCH LIKELY HAHAHAHA
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If you move too far South, eventually you end up North.
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Our dog was super upset yesterday because we couldn't go outside to play. I didn't want to risk it at all. One day last year we were outside playing and it wasn't even a hot or humid day. He just ran towards the door, kind of stumbled inside, and became disoriented for a bit. It scared the heck out of me.
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Fair enough. As much as I really do love the heat/humidity there is certainly a limit to where it becomes unbearable.
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was just looking at that, it is really slow.
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Yeah I'm feeling a little better about Springfield tomorrow. May see stuff start to blossom around the Pike then drift south and organize. One spot that may be pretty good is far northeast CT, northern RI, and interior NE MA. Could see some enhanced shear there and increasing the potential for hail.
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Yes, just east of Troy is great. It's very flat and open with little traffic (Troy itself though can get a little congested). I would target east of Troy along Route 7. Sometimes these storms can blow up across S VT and that goes directly into southern Vt.
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Seems like guidance has slowed the front some, no? Might help reduce the disconnect between the stronger bulk shear and the front. The bulk shear isn't amazing but enough for storms to become organized.
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and its only June 20. Amazing to think we still have another 2+ months of this. This is exactly how summer should be, too bad it couldn't start by like mid-May though.
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CT is going to get pounded tomorrow.
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Yup...tomorrow S of the Pike Turn
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If only we had stronger shear today ughhhhhhhhhh. anyways should be some prolific CG producers today
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Instead of counting temperatures let's count how many trees get taken down today
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They also had BDL 91/92. NBM had 97
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I love this. Everytime I get up out of my chair I have to peel my shorts and boxers off my fanny. This is beautiful stuff
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If where my aunt lived had a much better setting I would consider getting a Davis in placing it there. She lives about a 2 minute drive from the airport. I don't even think there is grass anywhere around the airport except for a little bit in front of the businesses along Rt 75
