yeah it was always a front I guess. A few Euro runs from a couple days ago had the low further south and better lift here, and that has trended north. Loosely reminded me of recent winters where clippers seem to like NNE or southern canada the best.
Friday just reminds me of one of those 'clippers' we get in modern winters that starts out further south in the long range, but eventually ends up north of the St Lawrence river . meh
Something we've needed to consider the last few years. Euro on an island is JAM, and usually tossed. That can be brutal in winter though when the weenies get extra feral for snow
No skin in the game, but its basically a slow step down from here as we approach late August. There will be still be hot days thrown in though, and definitely humid stretches through Halloween.