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July 2025 Obs/Disco ... possible historic month for heat


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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s absolutely amazing to watch those 3 change 

Today during peak mixing it felt drier than it should have for dews in the mid-60s.  Maybe it was the healthy breeze?  It was hot as hell though.

This evening is damn dewy as soon as we went calm and decoupled.  Went from 64-65 to 68-69.

As soon as the air stopped moving, it got noticeably more humid.

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28 minutes ago, dendrite said:

75/69 here and it’s pretty uncomfortable after getting used to the lower dews. 

I had the other reaction today… maybe I braced myself for the worse.  But heading outside late afternoon/early evening with a good breeze didn’t have that humid “bite” I was expecting.

Now we are back to the dead calm humid stagnant air once the sun went down.

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3 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

I had the other reaction today… maybe I braced myself for the worse.  But heading outside late afternoon/early evening with a good breeze didn’t have that humid “bite” I was expecting.

Now we are back to the dead calm humid stagnant air once the sun went down.

Yeah.  The stuffiness is the culprit. 

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10 hours ago, powderfreak said:

Something happened there.

It really only stands out on the hottest days and on the maxes it seems?

wxsitequal.pl?site=KPBG&days=364&sensor=

The crazy thing is nothing really stands out from the last year. If anything their daytime temps are cooler relative to surrounding sites than they were last summer.

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2 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Heavy, heavy meh.

Maybe you can get the moisture to pool enough in SNE for something, but then the shear is only so-so.

That's probably the only hope. I guess the NAM is out to lunch with those dewpoints but if we can pool the dewpoints it may be a little more interesting. I still wouldn't be shocked if we were to see a line organize across southern CT into RI but yeah shear is weaker farther south...maybe just enough to help updrafts organize. Looks like convergence along the front is a big issue 

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5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

That's probably the only hope. I guess the NAM is out to lunch with those dewpoints but if we can pool the dewpoints it may be a little more interesting. I still wouldn't be shocked if we were to see a line organize across southern CT into RI but yeah shear is weaker farther south...maybe just enough to help updrafts organize. Looks like convergence along the front is a big issue 

It seems like CAMs are leaning towards an RI to Cape cluster and that may be the only show.

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I'm also hoping we can pull out something in the Tuesday-Wednesday time frame. This is going to require getting everything timed perfectly which is not the case right now but still a few days to watch. Problem though is best dynamics are just behind the front and that's not something that usually changes over time.

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25 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

heading out on casco bay at noon for a few hrs. looks like we should ok on the wx side of things

I was thinking of you when I drove through Naples on Monday.  The waves were pretty big on Long Lake.  I'm guessing 2'-3', though I'm not a boater so I don't have a great grasp on estimating wave height.  I just know that it looked like it would have been a rough day out on the water.

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