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35 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Flip for a day or two of temps in the 70's? lol

You've been in the 70s most of the last month there in Tolland, that's true.  Why change now.

That is one good trough on the Euro...4-5+ days of H85 temps under 10C for everyone.  Highs might get to 70F in the torch spots verbatim, but hill towns would be mid-60s at best.  

I agree it's likely overdone with the duration of the trough, but who knows.

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...it's been this charts for days actually... what was hinted at four or so days ago (re the late mid and extended range) is becoming a bit more coherent. There's no argument in my mind that the big high look of the GGEM and the hints however supported by the other guidance types ... all hearken to a typical autumnal/October type of anticyclone.  

Thing is, it doesn't really look to me like a 'back break' toward seasonal dimming sort of affectation .... if not quantifiable turn; that sort of distinction for me is lost this particular year into a back-ground obscurity of eerily locked in troughing that was never fair to summer.  What it really just looks like is persistence not yielding, type a thing. 

Usually at some point now through the first week of September, if the summer back doesn't break it is slipping a disk somewhere along the way in there anyway - this idea of dewy mornings in the mid to upper 40s with a couple afternoons in the low to mid 70s may as well be one or the other.  Part of that persistence above for me is that until it really convincingly changes, NOT wasting time putting summer to bed is an easy assumption to make this year.  

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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Careful about a "not as cool as it looks" pull back from models as we close in. Like instead of 68-73..more like 77-80. No heat, but classic models over bias cooling trough

This isn't a euro op d10 cold shot on its own anymore. At your elevation I'd even consider uninstalling.

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2 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

lol you wouldn't come close to 77-80F in that.

It must be hard living a double life. Wake up at 4am, go out to run 10 miles, and think to yourself, "Wow. This airmass with low dews feels amazing." Then he comes home and has to start posting about high heat and TP to keep the charade going.

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5 minutes ago, dendrite said:

It must be hard living a double life. Wake up at 4am, go out to run 10 miles, and think to yourself, "Wow. This airmass with low dews feels amazing." Then he comes home and has to start posting about high heat and TP to keep the charade going.

Haha yeah it's like how many cool shots this summer have verified much warmer than expected?  Why change now?

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25 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It's the all cold all the time crew.. there's a few select members 

It's more those that call it like they see it?  

Total honesty, how many times this summer have you really thought it was going to get sustained heat in New England?  Not your wishcasting finding a tweet or two musing about maybe some warmth in 2 weeks.  

The fact of the matter is this is what this summer is.  Who would constantly forecast heat this summer given the available model guidance?

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2 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

It's more those that call it like they see it?  

Total honesty, how many times this summer have you really thought it was going to get sustained heat in New England?  Not your wishcasting finding a tweet or two musing about maybe some warmth in 2 weeks.  

The fact of the matter is this is what this summer is.  Who would constantly forecast heat this summer given the available model guidance?

No one would. But it hasn't been a cool or chilly summer 

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5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

No one would. But it hasn't been a cool or chilly summer 

I agree it's not chilly...it's still shorts and t-shirts.

But at least where I am it has been solidly below normal compared to the mean of the previous 30 summers.

We'll have to see how the day 5 Euro does...it's been steadfast with a huge trough moving through for 4-5 days.

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Ahhhhhhh

GFSX MOS (MEX)
 K1P1   GFSX MOS GUIDANCE   8/22/2017  1200 UTC                       
 FHR  24  36| 48  60| 72  84| 96 108|120 132|144 156|168 180|192      
      WED 23| THU 24| FRI 25| SAT 26| SUN 27| MON 28| TUE 29|WED CLIMO
 N/X  62  79| 50  74| 49  70| 46  71| 46  73| 48  74| 50  74| 49 51 74
 TMP  66  66| 56  63| 54  60| 52  60| 51  62| 52  63| 54  63| 54      
 DPT  59  56| 52  55| 50  52| 48  51| 49  53| 50  56| 53  55| 51      
 CLD  OV  CL| CL  PC| PC  PC| CL  CL| CL  CL| CL  CL| CL  CL| CL      
 WND   5   8|  2   7|  3   9|  2   8|  2   5|  1   4|  1   4|  1      
 P12  76   4|  8  17| 11  10|  6  10| 10  13| 11  13| 12  17| 18999999
 P24      84|     17|     11|     10|     19|     21|     23|      999
 Q12   2   0|  0   0|  0   0|  0   0|  0   0|  0   0|       |         
 Q24       2|      0|      0|      0|      0|      0|       |         
 T12  38   1|  0   5|  1   1|  0   1|  2   3|  2   3|  2   5|  4      
 T24        |  1    |  5    |  1    |  4    |  3    |  4    |  7      
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On 8/19/2017 at 10:02 AM, dendrite said:

Moral of the story. Enjoy the next handful of days of summer. The 6z GFS carries single digit C 850s into September. Looks like another year where most saw their warmest temps in May or June.

Weather has been stunning.  Living in Dover for a few more months and time off means mornings on Ogunquit Beach a lot.  Very happy for an orderly progression into an equally stunning fall if that is what is being shown.

 

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