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Ya, I'll take any forecast more than a few days out with a grain of salt, let alone plan on any entire month being either AN or BN.

Must have been that 1 millionth post that put things over the edge. Looking forward to tomorrow...first <60F high since early June.

Humidity has been persistent but not the likes of a couple weeks ago. I uninstalled last Saturday and haven't regretted it. My high the last seven days is 78 and my station tends to run a little hot.

Might not be there for long but they're here... https://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/floaters.html Edit: Florence isn't there for some reason but is here: https://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/floaters/06L/06L_floater.html

First fallish night...time for some backyard fire Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

60/52...feels great

Front didn't do much to scour out the dews very effectively. Still feels pretty crappy. Looking forward to a break.

Grew up skiing Saddleback from the 80's to early 90's. Hope they can pull it off. Would be great to bring my daughter there some day.

I've seen a stat where we've had 35 AN months vs. 1 BN month since 2010 or something like that. Pretty telling.

84F here at 9PM...that's probably the latest it's been that warm all summer. Stifling.

Wind shift here...feeling great

Beautiful day up here in Lakeville me...76F and comfy dews Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Yore or not, this seems like an unusually stubborn pattern...GFS is basically repeating this through next week. The daily rains are starting to get old...my lawn is out of control.

Here in NYC for a little family vaca. Local forecast here sounds pretty awful with a mention of tornadoes in the afd for tomorrow. Whatever happens, kind of a bummer for my girls' first time in the city. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

It's been a while since we've had a summer like this with precip on multiple days in a row and in more than one episode.

Best storm of the season rocking right now. Plenty of lightning, gusty winds.

One of the scarier fishing excursions I've experienced was an early September trip to sebago south shore. Day started dead calm on the lake. By 10 am or so, winds started out from the northwest and picked suddenly. Probably gusting to 30...waves responded shortly thereafter. Had to bring it in with breakers swamping the launch ramp but made it out with just some bumps and bruises on the bottom the whaler. No fish. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Interesting description of "frosty land" and "warm land" and impact to crop yields. I can only assume that's referring to valleys vs. highlands.

Just dumping here

Crazy skies around here. On radar it looks like storms to the west are clawing back east toward me.

Wow, a cell is actually developing instead of weakening just to my SW. Could be the first "good" one of the season.

Mosquitoes have gotten horrendous. Think I just got hit about 6 times in 5 minutes just out in the yard.

Low clouds starting to break up a bit here...moving along too. 72F No precip so far today. Funny how the ocean fog looked like it wanted to sock us in a couple hours ago and then just backed off. Seen that a lot this summer.

I think I have some "anti-SAD" tendencies. I like all kinds of weather, but don't like to be bored with long stretches of beautiful weather. There's probably few places in the world where people live that experience stormy conditions once a week regardless of season. Thinking snow storms in winter and wind-driven rain storms in warmer seasons. Maybe Patagonia region? We can have some good stretches here but I like my plate of enjoyable weather with a touch of pepper to keep things interesting. Too bland for my taste otherwise.

Noisy storm just to my north...may clip me with a little flair up on the south side showing up on radar.