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jm1220

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  1. Euro however is a huge torch. If we have mostly southerly flow it'll be the 92/75+ type conditions, if westerly downslope with 20+C 850s many of us will make a run at 100 but have dews more in the 65-70 range.
  2. Few drops here. Looks like a dry stretch coming up before the next heat wave which will help it get hotter.
  3. I’m keeping the climate change/power sources posts, someone else can do what they want with them, but the posts that turn it into diatribes about politics that always lead to trolling and bickering, are beyond ridiculous. IMO if it’s a constructive discussion that’s fine and it’s a slow weather period; when it devolves into ridiculousness it has no place here.
  4. Stop with the politics stuff. Go somewhere else, PM, whatever. If you notice your posts disappearing that’s why.
  5. Depends. If the flow is coming from the Midwest where there can be very high dews, that’s what we get.
  6. The westerly flow blows the smoke back into Canada but brings back the swampy humidity. So we have a choice between waves of smoke during the drier conditions or 75+ dews.
  7. Yep. We reliably get T-storms in the dead of winter, 3” snowstorms though are harder than pulling out a molar with a rusted plier. Have to go down to Norfolk now to get those. Red smoky moon again tonight. Plenty of that these days too.
  8. I don’t see why we can’t reach 100 for many of us if we get another stretch of WNW downslope heat. Especially since like you said we’re not getting much rain over the next 5-7 days. Topsoil dries out very quick this time of the year as we can see with the browning lawns.
  9. Yep that was intense. Had numerous trees down in my neighborhood too. As usual with the east side of any tropical system here-a couple showers but very high wind. Luckily it didn’t hit NC as a borderline cat 2/3, in that case power here could’ve been off for weeks.
  10. HRRR says smoke should rotate down into our area tomorrow. Shouldn’t be bad near the surface but enough to make it hazy.
  11. Others would know a lot more than me but the last few years have set records in Canada for wildfires. Probably a combination of higher temps, less rain and less snow in the winter.
  12. https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=hrrr&p=smoke_viden&rh=2025080212&fh=1&r=us_ne&dpdt=&mc=
  13. Looks like almost 7" in a few spots between Yaphank and Brookhaven. 5" near Bohemia. Here... 0.40", barely enough to get the soil wet. Bust/yawn.
  14. I have maybe 0.25". Big yawn IMBY. Maybe some more overnight. I'll be lucky if it ends up over 0.5" and no sprinklers needed tomorrow.
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