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June 2025 Obs/Disco


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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

I just don’t see the regional 50’s and wet you’re seeing for Thursday- next weekend. If you even said one day near 70.. I could buy that . But it’s not a cool pattern 

who said regional 50s? that's my area I was talking and thinking 65 or so here just pointing out what a model shows.  maybe upper 60s by you? 

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15 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

@Damage In Tolland is going to go into a summer hibernation for a bit 

 

Then true relief from the heat arrives Thursday through Sunday as
weak surface boundary settles south of New Eng with easterly flow
developing along with much cooler 925 mb temps. Temps will average
below normal with highs mostly in the 70s but it is not out of the
question a few days could be even cooler in some locations. There
will be daily chances of showers through the period as deep moisture
plume persists over the region with elevated PWATs 1.5 to 2 inches.
There is minimal to no surface instability during this time so
severe weather is not expected but can`t rule out a few t-storms
given some elevated instability in place

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2 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

meh it definitely wont be a mid summer hot feel.. lots of clouds and cool conditions even if dews were to get that high  for the end of June that isn't bad at all..

 Wasn't much of a summer was it. 

"Temps will average
below normal with highs mostly in the 70s but it is not out of the
question a few days could be even cooler in some locations. There will be daily chances of showers through the period as deep moisture plume persists over the region with elevated PWATs 1.5 to 2 inches.
There is minimal to no surface instability during this time so
severe weather is not expected but can`t rule out a few t-storms
given some elevated instability in place.

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1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

who said regional 50s? that's my area I was talking and thinking 65 or so here just pointing out what a model shows.  maybe upper 60s by you? 

Right?  You don't even notice dew points in the '60s when it's cool.

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1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

ya you're dead wrong if you really think that and @Damage In Tolland what models show 70 degree dews on Thursday?

As the old wise men on eastern us used to say, the trend is our friend. I’m sticking with that statement as long as I’m around. Now excuse me while I get back to sipping a magarita in my Speedo’s and yelling at the woodpeckers to quit knocking on the roof!

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41 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Love Allan, but you have to be careful with those 5 min readings. I will almost guarantee you that's a 94-96-94 instead of a 93-97-93.

That's not to say there aren't problems there. I just wouldn't use the data he did to try to prove it.

I mean wtf is this toward the end of 2019? (edit...looks like multiple stations in NC had an issue at that time so that jump is something different.)

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40 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

who said regional 50s? that's my area I was talking and thinking 65 or so here just pointing out what a model shows.  maybe upper 60s by you? 

These folk love heat and high dews so much that many of them have spent the day posting from inside of their air conditioned homes...

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The heat wave is destined to break down .. obviously. 

That statement appears to be over selling tho. We’ll see but the thickness don’t fall below 570 behind a “weak boundary” - they’re right about that much… .  Thats pretty warm and actually modestly above normal in that particular metric the whole time period averaged.  There would likely be ocean modulation for eastern zones but BN may be a bit of an oversell inland in Thu/Fri.  Winds also veer back s-SW by Sat and Sun. Aside from… nighttime lows will likely remain elevated if that geneal synoptic regime played out that way. 

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25 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

The heat wave is destined to break down .. obviously. 

That statement appears to be over selling tho. We’ll see but the thickness don’t fall below 570 behind a “weak boundary” - they’re right about that much… .  Thats pretty warm and actually modestly above normal in that particular metric the whole time period averaged.  There would likely be ocean modulation for eastern zones but BN may be a bit of an oversell inland in Thu/Fri.  Winds also veer back s-SW by Sat and Sun. Aside from… nighttime lows will likely remain elevated if that geneal synoptic regime played out that way. 

Perfectly and eloquently stated. Deep summer is locked in 

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2 hours ago, CT Valley Snowman said:

Hit 92 here and then the clouds capped things but the dews came up nicely.  Was at my niece's graduation party and in the shade with the breeze it was hot but tolerable. 

We hit 90 briefly around noon and then overcast the rest of the day. Clearing now, but the sun is already letting go of its grip on the day.

Tomorrow might be pretty joyless with the heat index.

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

The heat wave is destined to break down .. obviously. 

That statement appears to be over selling tho. We’ll see but the thickness don’t fall below 570 behind a “weak boundary” - they’re right about that much… .  Thats pretty warm and actually modestly above normal in that particular metric the whole time period averaged.  There would likely be ocean modulation for eastern zones but BN may be a bit of an oversell inland in Thu/Fri.  Winds also veer back s-SW by Sat and Sun. Aside from… nighttime lows will likely remain elevated if that geneal synoptic regime played out that way. 

I wondered how far any sea breeze could make it inland the next few days?

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