Typhoon Tip

83/77 at 8AM .. warmest I've seen it, at this hr, at this address - 10 years. Other notable, BOS fell to a min of 79, and stayed there for just 1/2 hour before they bounced back to 81 and stayed there through dawn. They are 86/73 at 8AM. Not sure I've seen much warmer than that, at this hr, at that location either - 30 years

I hope we're keeping in my it is at the receiving end of an urban heat island spanning some 30 deg of wind direction dial ? maybe when the wind is right - may be worth it to expand that study to remove other factors, perhaps then isolate the instrumentation as a cause -

BOX was amusing in AFD with " ..absolute soup bowl " in SNE tonight. I think an upgrade to Exc Warning tomorrow imho based up trends today. 95 to 98 tomorrow favors the high end of that range, and would be 2 ticks higher than sites today as a reasonable outlook due to higher launch pad and thermal momentum off today. The torridity may have greater theta-e density ..i.e, insultingly 73 where was 71 today. Not sure I see how the sounding is drier - 20C at 850 is typical 36 C at T1 sigmas, which does not include the slope temperature at the bottom of the sounding - why is everyone f'ing fighting this thing.. Suit ur selves - anyway, Advisories cover it too so yeah, it's splitting hairs. I noticed Jersey office bumped ... Looked at the Euro... Sunday may be decent in the afternoon given a trend to bump that trough axis east of the region. Sometimes the models can be too pessimistic in NW backsides... Also, the front of that fiasco ( thur afternoon) looks interesting for convection to me.

Refrigerator is dying - apparently the heated passion of these Amazonian times is more than it could bear - that and the fact that it is 20+ years old. It's been on my mind to replace it but it's like minimum of 800 $ to find a decent one, which is exactly the same cost for procrastination - lol... The damn thing is always on. I think in 24 hours it is off for maybe 4 hours of that time. I swear, coming and going,..this thing is always running. So, just bought an Energy Start pro rated blah blah and hope the rattling of this one lasts until this next Tuesday. I think streets and thoroughfares and parking lots are hotter than these temp house ... duh. But it was 97 pegged on the dash therm, until the center of town in Ayer, where astride main street on one side is a multi-rail train yard, servicing commuter and freight, and on the other brick and mortar 2 .. 3 story bread boxes. 99 there - Meanwhile, the only 97's I can find upon return is BAF and BOS... Everywhere else seems to have maxed at 95 ( so far )

Central New England at least has thunderstorms bubbling - lucky towns

HO man ... disk golf today ? Deer flies and dangerous heat indices. sign me up

Just did a gape jawed awe stroll - holy lava bath. Seems to be two kinds of heat detection out there: one is the ambient homogeneous atmosphere, the other is waves of heat cast off ( presumably ) by the earth and so forth. These are hot puffs of air in brief. interesting... Not so interesting if you don't have AC'ed environment to escape to -

Yeah, was just gonna add - that BOS reading is overwhelmingly legit comparing - BAF, ASH, ...BED ...all 95. Probably 98 is doable

Boston and Newark NJ are in a "dead heat" for max regional T

I dunno..93 at FIT and ASH, and they are not ass end of a giant city fartin' right at them.

Here in Ayer we have a micro urban setting with main street, lined with brick and mortar buildings and most obs/home stations are popping 95s presently. But are you more wooded over there ? I'm wondering if urban centers are doing this elsewhere, too -

Awt -

95/76 average home stations in pig bum butt cheek Ayer... Not sure if the DP is legit but Boston bein' 73 - heh By the way, ...lol, I just took the front grate off my AC units and oops! Both the radiator coils and the exterior filters were completely clogged with scunge. Gee, wonder why the air flow hasn't felt altogether very cool lately. Folks may want to check their maintenance

95/73 BOS

when do the brown outs kick in

what happened in '96

91/73 BOS

Is that also true over here at Bedford/Hanscom Field ?

yeah that's my thinking... But BOS is 73.4 ( for whatever worth MesoWest's decimals are )... and BED is 74 check that 74 also ... heh, it could be a situation where an off sensor is protected by a pervasively off-climo heat bomb. haha

Worcester, at 1,000' elevation mind us .. has average a DP of 71 over the last straight hour - bouncing around just shy of 72 and 70 respectively. The theta-e in the column is thick - I think the NAM picked up on this... - as in tall in geometric space on the sounding. I haven't seen the actual curve but just using 1,000 feet high.. Anyway, we have light winds ...if me get more mixing, it is unclear how much lower the DP will fall if we're drowned in it. Then considering '10 after 10' ... we could find ourselves with a hover T of 97 with a 70 DP between 4 and 6. Ooogly! ..probably that would have busted the Advisory as insufficient if that took place... 3 hours of > 103 ...?? I'll have to look that up.

KFIT 90/72

Rich girls ... ugh

The Euro's 00z run shears some of that off and sends it across S Canada quickly early next week, and actually takes across NNE and up your way long about D9/10. Oh, it's dimmed to 20C at 850 by then, but that's an impressive anomaly for you guys if that did that.

- but his is DVOR challenged deal at this time. Problem is, despite all conceits, technology cannot be certain that say .. three CBs in a rotating cauldron won't fire off and put down tornadoes, just as it is coming onshore where erstwhile busy lives have no idea it's even out there.

ASH is 88/75 ...my my 98 HI. Is that legit though ? I've been noticing that site is always the highest DP comparing everywhere. That kind of consistancy cannot happen unless it is either A, fed by a humidity source directly, or B, not accurate.