Bubbler86

Euro would have you chance hitting 90 on Thursday as well. So it really is which one is closet to being right. Euro is much cooler next week and more closely matches the GFS.

I think WU is a great resource. Have seen you commenting how it matches closely a couple time's in the last week or two. If you take out the extremes its a great indicator.

78 at 10:30 here. Feels hotter than it really is. Wundermap for the McHotness so far. Frequent mid 80's showing in Central LSV

Possibly last day for 90's through week one of August (tomorrow might be close for some)? EC vs. GFS.

Most of the nice temps I am seeing are in Early August so may get off to a pretty good below departure after week one if GFS is close.

Matches up well with the LNS 67. It does feel especially hot out this AM and I just walked out and did not see a cloud in the sky. This may be a day where we gain 30+ degrees (over here at least) on the high as compared to the low it started from.

That and if they tested her mid-event then the Covid testing is getting out of hand. LOL. I did read that Tokyo had their highest positives yesterday and some of the locals are pissed and want the Olympics gone. Not going to happen at this point though.

I read she landed awkwardly.

York had a low of 62 last night and LNS 67. It may truly be time to consider if MDT is a bad location for our representative. After the last two July's, this one has been a treat temp wise yet we still end up above normal because of the bad nighttime readings. (MDT or city temps in Harrisburg)

Of the 3 recent summers I have been back here, this one has been the most obvious that elevation helps in some situations. It was below 71 before midnight last night (here).

Yea, though Thur-Sat will probably end up be below norm at MDT it not enough to catch up to the 1/2 to 3/4 above normal they have now. May be close. MDT's high's are actually below normal it is the HIA lows that hurt it. The USA G.O.A.T. gymnast just pulled out from the Olympics team final.

Euro has all of us under some form of negative heights for almost the whole run past 48 hours. Also has the Nor'Easter look to it, that the GFS also had, the first week of August. Rain misses most of the forum though it does get Eastern and South Eastern LSV on the Euro.

6Z moved the possible record setting heat up a day or two but still fantasy land and little chance of happening per past performance. But before that we are talking as good as you can get with temps. We will be spoiled if that goodness plays out. Still so very, very dry.

A not too shabby 64 this AM. That will be warmer than most of the next 10 days lows per the GFS.

I did not look that closely outside this Thursday then randomly saw the 50's all day maps in NC. I did run through the 2M maps and did not see big heat so was not sad.

18Z models still look hopeful for some Thursday dry relief and midnight high Thursday temp relief. Aug 4th temps stay in the 50's all day in Western NC.

We ended up at 86 for a high. Never cleared out.

We almost got saddled with an S but officially going with a T when the last line came through.

Yea, its not been mostly sunny here either but was not going to be too picky. But when it rains or rain comes nearby on a Mostly Sunny zone then I may point it out. Hancock storm is moving a bit soo south for me to get a piece unfortunately.

Well these lines would be good but not for 240 :-). The mostly sunny comment was a sarcastic c omment on the zones. For the third time in a week or two, some will be having a wet mostly sunny.

He ain't heavy, he is my 540...

Lines of Mostly Sunny getting ready to enter Franklin County.

Another trend I noticed lately, on the GFS, is that it goes with this cool summer look until the very end then throws a 95-100 day in there day 15 and 16. Its been doing that for several days now. Kicking it back each day.

its been an ongoing theme now for several days in a row. Feels pretty safe to commit to at least some version of it.

Thanks and appreciate the reply. I am going to reply and agree that we simply do not know who is or not immune and that makes decision making tough. I think immune is a bad word. Lots of fully vaxxed people are coming down with Covid now. Just not as severe as non vaxxed people it appears. But the main point in my reply is going to be that the Covid we will be dealing with this fall is worse than the one from last year. Transmission happens more easily and for some reason, no one knows why as far as I know, younger people are much more susceptible to getting hospital sick. I have read articles that suggest it is because a lot of older people are vaxxed but that does not add up to me as younger people did not get as sick with 2020 Covid. Hospitals in Florida are filling up with 30 and 40 year old people and some hospitals are actually more filled now than anytime in the past. So I guess to me the best advice I give anyone is to not let your guard down and not to look at last winter as to a guide of what is coming this fall.