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93/61 at Echo Lake State Park. It’s quite comfortable in the shade.

Got back to North Conway and it’s 94. It was a crisp 79 degrees in Crawford Notch for about five minutes as we were driving on 302. Should have done the drive up Mt Washington it’s 68 at the summit.

88/64 in Jefferson, NH today. HNH (hot not humid) for the win. Not sure how anyone feels Christmasy at Santa’s Village in this weather but the park is packed. I guess it’s a preview of the North Pole in Tips GW future. We have avoided the Reindeer pens today. Frosty seems to have melted and sacrificed himself to the water park.

You just guaranteed your house will get blown or washed away in the next severe event lol…

At Weir’s Beach in Laconia today. 85/65 perfect beach weather by the lake…

I believe I've mentioned this in another Bob post/thread, but Bob's eye went right over Bristol. We went outside and did some quick cleanup as the eye came through. Pretty surreal - lots of tree damage in East Bay of RI with that storm! No power for 3 days or so, at least at my apartment on 114.

After tomorrow it's likely going to be about two weeks of normal summer. Warms back up mid month before another norm down. The CFS and the Euro weeklies seem to be oddly in agreement about this.

Getting slammed here. Looks like two rounds of heavy stuff for us.

Could get interesting around here in a few hours.

This is a first, @Damage In Tolland arguing with @Torch Tiger on cooler vs warmer conditions.

The only thing the models are truly showing in the long term is a slightly above to above normal overall pattern where the very hot/humid stuff doesn't last more than a two or three days before a front moves through. Seems repetitive over the next 10 days. Rinse wash repeat. Not seeing the end of summer anywhere in site, just more of a roller-coaster pattern - you know the type that makes everyone angry on this forum!

Ditto. 5 minutes of very light rain.

Looks like most of Southern New England is under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the evening…

Answering my own question: https://rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/MPAS/

Which RRFS are you looking at? The RRFS A is getting scrapped. I stopped looking at it. Not sure which one of the MPAS models is replacing it as the RRFS when it goes live as the NAM replacement…