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July 2020 Discussion


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Looks like the WAR wants to setup shop around mid month. The swampy gates may finally be opening for sustained morning clouds/drizzle that gives way to a couple hours of sun before monsoon rains arrive in the aftn/eve. Reminiscent of two summers ago where mold and shrooms grew on patios and rooftops. 2020     not letting up.

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6 minutes ago, Bostonseminole said:

yeah, wonder if this move faster and we are done by Friday night.. would be good to salvage the weekend..

Definitely, These trop systems are always a tough call, Generally they are moving pretty quick when they reach our lat, Guess we will have to see if the front in the mid west gives this the boot quicker too, But we need to make a call on our function by Weds, Sunday could be an option but not 100% sure on that right now if it works for everyone.

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Not trolling, but this is a hot stretch coming up on ensembles. 

why would that be trolling exactly ?   lol ... people can't be expected to dance around others delusion of personal sensitivity space because some fact of reality happens to not agree - 

it's not trolling .... it's called, 'tough shit' haha

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16 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

why would that be trolling exactly ?   lol ... people can't be expected to dance around others delusion of personal sensitivity space because some fact of reality happens to not agree - 

it's not trolling .... it's called, 'tough shit' haha

Yeah..just saying. Looks hot lol. 

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

You've had inches. Will you be selling Portobellos anytime soon?

I’m growing dearh caps. 

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s summer. Summers in New England are humid 

My avg low in July is upper 50s. So there’s my avg dew. 

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1 hour ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Looks like the WAR wants to setup shop around mid month. The swampy gates may finally be opening for sustained morning clouds/drizzle that gives way to a couple hours of sun before monsoon rains arrive in the aftn/eve. Reminiscent of two summers ago where mold and shrooms grew on patios and rooftops. 2020     not letting up.

Go from drying out my garden to rotting it out in a span of 3 weeks, great...

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This might be the longest sustained historic heat signal only existing between 200 and 384 hours that has ever persisted in the GFS ever - haven't checked specifically ... but it seems road surfaces have been melting and railways buckling in that time frame since about February 20th

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

This might be the longest sustained historic heat signal only existing between 200 and 384 hours that has ever persisted in the GFS ever - haven't checked specifically ... but it seems road surfaces have been melting and railways buckling in that time frame since about February 20th

 

 

Dendy tried to tell us?

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4 hours ago, rimetree said:

Minisplit AC install next Wednesday. Looks like timing will work out although aweek earlier might have been better from the sound of it.

Minisplits are great.  We have one at Pit2.  Constant comfort.

8 hours ago, moneypitmike said:

Well, hopes for heat this week are down the crapper (not that I hope for heat).

Humidity will be there, but warm average temps will be driven by mild nights, not by daytime heat..  At least there''ll be a break from watering the lawn.

 

31 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

But MPM said no. Just warm nights and mild days 

I don't think this week means next week.

Reading comprehension, ftl.

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20 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Not sure what thread to post in, but Euro looks pretty wet early Saturday.

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may experience with that ... it'll be pretty tight and nucleus'ed ...  it'll be a rain ball with thunder maybe ...and it'll clear by 10 am with 77 F DPs and temperatures laboring to make 85 by 5 pm... with some crispies glaciating late, but sun and bermuda blue skies in the interim. 

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20 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

The impetus of that sardonic take there....Kevin, is that it never appears to actually take place...   So if Dendy said that than all do accolades on his stunning achievement in model nuances 

heh. It seems like on a coarse global scale the model physics always want to torch us toward d10, but we all know how those nuances sneak into the flow as we close in and we get those sneaky BDs or late digging troughs that offer just a bit of relief. There’s a whole lotta land to our west and that ridge generally prefers to feed off of itself out there...and then the natural wavelengths tend to want to recede heights our way especially with cooler waters to our NE. Of course you can basically reverse that terminology for winter. 

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