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    General Severe Weather Discussion 2018

    in New England

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    1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

    nah I think we'll see a line of thunderstorms move through the state. Just a few embedded strong-to-severe thunderstorms (particularly west and north-central CT). We have stronger flow working in aloft, decent height falls, the instability. 

    I dunno. Everything looks widely scattered. I don’t see anything indicating a line . Head to NW Mass 

    General Severe Weather Discussion 2018

    in New England

    Posted

    12 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    This sucks...my camcorder's dead and i can't find my charger. I won't have time after work either to go buy one and then get to BDL from Branford before the storms come :angry: Maybe I'll just go to a golf course in WeHa or something. 

    There’s a good chance there’s no storms at either place :lol:

    Summer Banter, Observation and General Discussion 2018

    in New England

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    23 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

    Low 80s with low humidity is most certainly chamber weather in June/July/August.  Once into mid-80s, even with dews like today, it's more summer-like heat.

    But a bunch of 82s at the ASOS with low humidity, absolutely.  In mid summer, anything with dews in the 40s and 50s is pretty much Chamber weather, lol. 

    If its really enjoyable to be outside to do activities without sweating profusely, that's pretty much the driving force behind the Chamber of Commerce weather moniker. 

    To each their own definition. Coc K s are hot above 80

    Summer Banter, Observation and General Discussion 2018

    in New England

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    1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    it is the opposite of dystopia -..heh

    these three days in my mind essentially amount to 80-90-100 ...today thru Monday ... for all intense and purposes - not that you asked.  Just sayn' ... not exactly of course... just by tone.

    I'm actually impressed that places like KASH in the machine guidance are pulling +5 to +10 highs and plausible total diurnal anomalies greater than even that, for the entire week really.  I mean, the subtle story is the warm pattern - it's setting the stage ( I feel) for something special in the east, below the 50th parallel, something we really haven't seen since 2012, and that's truly memorable heat, and it may take a week or two in early July to really do it...

    We'll see...but the operational GFS isn't far off even before the end of this month, with two out of the last three cycles all indicate vast positive anomalies pervading the UMW-GL-NE axis on virtually every day from D6 to D15.....  The Euro was +11 on the coolest interval...otherwise 12 to 16 through D10 after the hot push on Monday. 

    Time to correct  .... up

    Very hot summer becoming imminent along with drought. Oh boy.

     

    Summer Banter, Observation and General Discussion 2018

    in New England

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    19 minutes ago, tamarack said:

    Did not look at the max-min, but the indoor-outdoor was cooler than yesterday when the other instrument touched 35.  No frost on vehicle roofs, but the max-min is 10 feet lower and blocked from the sun, which had been up for nearly an hour and was hitting those roofs when I ventured outside.

    Complaining of a cold May?  Perhaps in rainy SNE locales, but up here it was as nice a May as I can recall, except for those trying to garden in the dust.  Though the morning lows were right on the 20-year average here, daily highs were +5 and 2nd highest of those 20 years.  Available sunshine, measured crudely by adding days I rate as "sunny" to 1/2 of "PC" days, was also #2, and 2 days higher than the warmest May.

    SNE was very dry , and warm in May. Far s. Coastal areas had a lot of cloudy days, but everyone roasted . All sites BN precip

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