Bubbler86

Hi of 83 today....sun was not super pleasant but in the shade it was nice. Down to 81 now.

He gets a lot more nooners than you do. Late nooners here....81 in the Ville. 84 at my current locale of the Chambersburg Falklands.

It never really leaves...some back door cooler days but GFS wise, lots of highs in the 90's. MDT will stop counting 90's summer days next week but those counting a yearly total would see a lot more. The high on Sept 9th is 95-100. Long rang model so caution, just talking about it.

GFS has Pillow and Voyager written all over it for the first couple weeks of fall. One good thing for me is my trip to OC, MD the third week of Sept (after the bikers evacuate) may feature some nice water.

Still only 69 here.

62 this AM. Low 80's super day over this way today. Can MDT avoid 90? Will it be 89.6 or 87.8 for MDT?

Lot of rain entering the LSV from the NW. Progged to dissipate but looks pretty healthy for the norther LSV folks.

85 for the high today.

They just jumped from 87.8 to 89.6 over a 5 min period. Edit-Apparently the therm at MDT is Celsius and it is stuck going from 87 to 89.

Starting to cloud up, does MDT make 90?

Has it hit 90 in the cabin yet?

Congrats for getting nooner twice into one sentence and have a great trip. Weather still looks clear tropical wise.

Wow, we should not let Jerome Powell have the podium any more. His nooner broke some day traders hearts.

Another early bird.

Early Bird Nooners. 80 and Sunny.

LOL, I thought you meant real storms. Did not know it was time for more Cheerleader pics, my bad.

That is a sore topic over in the tropical forum. "Peak" is only two weeks away.

How did the Red Sox slip that fielder in there for one play on the dropped pop up?

Some people very much believe in it while some other mets think it is nominal. I think this blurb I grabbed off the Googles explains the science theory but would be interested to see if anyone has done real testing on it. I would think on a short term basis it would only amount in a change of a degree or so unless it rained that morning and the ground was actively wet. Heavy rain 3 days ago would have long ago been absorbed and evaporated in the area of the soil the sun gets to. The article this came from discusses long term drought and its effects on heat waves. This can also be explained as follows: when the ground is dry, heat from the sun does not have to expend energy to evaporate the already-dry soil, and instead heats the air to a more intense degree, causing air temperatures to rise. This relationship suggests that dry soils can drive a rise in temperature, like a heat wave.

Sat looks like a beaut. Cannot control the HIA temps but low to mid 80s and DP's in the 50's in the less warm areas. Sun Am lows in the 50's and Dp's in the 40's (colder areas)

Mostly missed out on the first day of cells...was hoping I would get clipped better than .05. Rt 81 masher. 61 for the low this Am. MDT only got to 72.

Plenty of rain chances going forward for the LSV as the atmosphere becomes more conducive to afternoon convective cells.

The price you pay for faster access to the Troegs store and Sushi. Concrete for everyone! LOL

84 at 3

No nooner for you?