Typhoon Tip

Know what might happen ... the urban centers go nuclear unbearable dunnite. Dps are 59 to 66 depending on site and probable instrumentation nuances...so call it 63. But as the evening presses on, the thermal battery of the brick and crete and street's gonna be more than willing to dump its load back out - pure infrared re-bathing. And as the DP creeps up to sponge it in lock step? Ooh. I could isee it being pretty ridic in some of the downtowns, or like those 3 floor town house multi dwellers ... swimmin in sweat with gun pops echoing from distant neighborhoods. 2nd shift cops are on alert already heh

Looks like we're at the bounce temp.

"highs" ? interesting... ORH on NWS' W&H interface product has 90 since 1:15 pm ... Not sure about rounding this or that...

It's nothing if it's not real .... 78 dp is definitely suss. The 102 isn't really supported very well/corroborating

man, look at Boston metro ... could even add a degree over the next 2 hours

yeah, I'm gonna sell on 102/78 at FW6927 Greenville, RI

97 gotta a be record somewhere in the area. I think ORH was *92 and last check they were 93 so have to officiate but there you go. Edit, that's not the airport above. The AP is only 90, so far

Canadian still strapping us to a shit eating machine but thankfully ...we don't trepidate over that particular model. HA

Might go variable cloudiness Saturday in that look ( pure GFS that is...).

I think Kevin lives in the 'thermometer housing' at the BDL tarmac

GFS saves Saturday and Sunday from rain... dry NE of New York City

94 and 95 over at NWS' sites 2 mi from mi casa Weather conditions for: Harvard Rest Area, MA (MAEOT - BOX) Elev: 328.0 ft; Lat/Lon: 42.51834/-71.60300 Date/Time (L) Temp. (°F) Dew Point (°F) Relative Humidity (%) Heat Index (°F) Wind Direction Wind Speed (mph) Road Temp. (°F) May 19, 12:05 pm 94 60 32 94 NW 11G21 May 19, 12:00 pm 95 60 31 95 W 9G16 108 May 19, 11:55 am 95 61 32 95 W 4G18 107 May 19, 11:45 am 95 62 34 96 NW 3G15 105 May 19, 11:40 am 95 59 30 94 WNW 4G11 105 May 19, 11:35 am 95 61 32 96 SW 4G12 May 19, 11:30 am 106 May 19, 11:25 am 94 63 36 96 W 1G16 May 19, 11:20 am 94 62 34 95 W 8G17

I think you might be conflating with your alternate life fantasy here -

I bet ORH pops 90 they're 88 for now but there's literally 0 inhibition to maximizing this bad boy today. 95 here... one more ob before noon proper

Problem with that idea is that the NINO is not a raging hard one yet. It's formulating... Now ...maybe that's enough? I don't know. But having the NINO in place, already registering an influence in the atmosphere, which this isn't ...yet, is a different animal.

NAM seems to be delaying the front by 3 or so hours over priors...that might make the difference for HFD-LWM axis/E

93

I thought the other day the models were too liberal with theta-e advection/pooling N/E of NYC just because the the antecedence has been a bit of a dry anomaly. Not sure if that'll be the case ...buuut, right turning clusters Pacman gobbling CAPE toward the source seems like an option in this synopsis, either way.

86 to 88 at 10 am in the local area. Looking at higher res vis sat, clouds don't appear to be an option. Very low wind to offer ventilation... Does this solitary afternoon end up being the biggest heat of the summer?

Hilarious ... thing is, ...I wondered that last winter. Seriously. I mean, I ask and ask and looked it up, and no one/source could give me a clear a-b-c, much less impression, about how these tools derive their values. Looked suspiciously like derivatives have nothing to do with it. Anyway, perhaps there's something about their "mechanics" that is more than lesser known these days. Haven't followed thru. But I tongue-in-cheek mused that these AI tools were just Google on steroids, going out and reading the entire Internet cloud, where there's obviously a fairly large/significant influence statistic of Ineedsnow mongers ... That would explain why the snow was always farther N-W ... etc haha.

84 ... feels meaner

yeah... I wasn't sure. It just looked too much. I couldn't find any surrounding sites that matched that amount. The other aspect ... that FIT site's in a bowl. ...figuratively speaking. It's like the lowest spot around that immediate countryside. Winds being so light at the regional scope doesn't lend to scouring out at 2am but who knows. Having said that ... FIT has always appeared right to me in the past - not a lot of history of odd ball numbers, either. 'c'mon FIT! what are ya doin' to me' Sterling 7 or so miles away, S along 91 around the same time FIT had it's 16 point bump Weather conditions for: EW4324 Sterling, MA (APRSWXNET/CWOP - BOX) Elev: 636.75 ft; Lat/Lon: 42.43967/-71.78417 May 19, 3:00 am 72 63 74 SW 1G4 1017.60 29.38 30.07 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:54 am 72 63 73 SSW 2G6 1017.60 29.38 30.07 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:45 am 72 63 74 SW 2G5 1017.60 29.38 30.07 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:36 am 72 63 74 SSW 2G5 1017.94 29.39 30.08 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:29 am 72 63 73 SW 2G4 1017.94 29.39 30.08 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:18 am 72 63 74 SW 2G8 1018.27 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:09 am 72 63 74 SW 1G5 1018.27 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 2:02 am 71 62 74 SSW 1G5 1018.32 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 1:54 am 71 62 74 WSW 1G6 1018.32 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 1:47 am 71 62 74 WSW 1G4 1018.32 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 1:36 am 71 62 74 SW 1G4 1018.32 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00 May 19, 1:29 am 71 62 74 SSW 1G3 1018.32 29.40 30.09 0 -- 0.00 0.00

heh... we did not... I was 61 until twilight glow ... 81 now

Heh... probably just the operation run dance.