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Damage In Tolland

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  1. I think everyone here would take the 80 dews over any high heat
  2. So I just took a look. High dew was 55 today and low was 48. So as we surmised and discussed.. those maps typically run 3-6 too low as do the macs. So we verify
  3. Just awful for any summer activities. Thankfully it’s over soon
  4. That’s not summer . I doubt you or anyone there is enjoying being outside in shorts and tees . No thank you
  5. 5 days of Coc k and then the final 26 of Augdewst with increasing heat week 2 and tropical threats after the 20th. Just get thru the next few days
  6. I totally get it and the Mets agree. You don’t use an airport which is surrounded by jet exhaust and blacktop and 100% sun to verify dews. It seems like it’s you that doesn’t get it. The dew is representative of the environment. Why would my dew in the hills surrounded by grass , deep woods and country be as low as an airport? Why would yours be as low at BTV Mac? This is not hard to follow man
  7. No tar macs represent the heavily wooded countryside. Not one . We judge with home stations. Not black tar
  8. Before I leave at 5:00, I’ll post my station info and we’ll see how well your forecast here verifies.
  9. There’s folks thinking dews are going into 30’s and low 40’s tomorrow.
  10. There’s plenty that honestly did not think this administration would turn us into China or Cuba etc. And others that didn’t understand what they were voting for. They just knew they weren’t voting Trump . Sad but very true. And you can bet some of them are now wishing they chose differently
  11. Karl Marxism . Folks did not understand what they were voting for
  12. Persistent upper level trough that has dominated over the Northeast US will gradually migrate westward, allowing for the Bermuda High to build back westward. Nonetheless, with a predominantly meridional flow, meteograms from global ensemble guidance suggest that most days would feature rather seasonable temperatures (upper 70s to low 80s) with no strong signal for big warmups. Of course, if we were able to get a more zonal component on one of these days, we could pop into the mid to upper 80s but it is nearly impossible to determine which day could feature summer heat. In addition, with the meridional flow comes higher dew points and the risk for training storms (and potential flooding concerns) along the areas of convergence. This would suggest near normal to above normal precipitation especially towards our western zones
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