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14 hours ago, DavisStraight said:

I liked that area when I worked out there, rather live where I am now.

Born and raised in Boston and Newton, now in Northampton (just moved here). Surprisingly, I have never been to the BigE, but Sunday is the day! Been to the Topsfield Fair, others in the area. This one, based on the brochure/flyer thing, considering Big Boi from Outkast, other musical acts, events, food, drink. I hear it's $20 to get in for the day, well worth it. And, of course, beautiful weather on tap.

 

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19 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

There will be showers and thunderstorms around Tuesday, could even see an axis of some heavier rain up north (or in the vicinity of the warm front). 

I read this in the NWS discussion for Chicopee, Mass., just now. I read it with great interest and some hope, of course!

Upper level ridging begins to weaken and move off to the east with
the associated surface high pressure doing the same to start next
week. A trough over the Great Lakes moves towards the region as the
high makes its exit. With high pressure shifting offshore, southerly
to southwesterly flow kicks in Monday into Tuesday, increasing
temperatures and moisture which may peak Tuesday according to
ensemble guidance. Ensemble probs for temperatures 80F+ remain
relatively high across much of eastern MA and the CT River Valley,
though they have trended down slightly over the past few runs (not
by much, but notable enough to hint at temperatures just reaching
80F rather than exceeding it). Ensembles are in good agreement in
mean PWAT values ranging between 1.4-1.5" across the region by
Tuesday afternoon, and deterministic and ensemble guidance hints at
some instability that could support rain showers. However, given the
extended dry weather we`ve seen, confidence remains low in these
showers materializing. And if they do, it`s not likely that they
provide the amount of rain we need for relief from these dry
conditions.
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5 minutes ago, jsw said:

I read this in the NWS discussion for Chicopee, Mass., just now. I read it with great interest and some hope, of course!

Upper level ridging begins to weaken and move off to the east with
the associated surface high pressure doing the same to start next
week. A trough over the Great Lakes moves towards the region as the
high makes its exit. With high pressure shifting offshore, southerly
to southwesterly flow kicks in Monday into Tuesday, increasing
temperatures and moisture which may peak Tuesday according to
ensemble guidance. Ensemble probs for temperatures 80F+ remain
relatively high across much of eastern MA and the CT River Valley,
though they have trended down slightly over the past few runs (not
by much, but notable enough to hint at temperatures just reaching
80F rather than exceeding it). Ensembles are in good agreement in
mean PWAT values ranging between 1.4-1.5" across the region by
Tuesday afternoon, and deterministic and ensemble guidance hints at
some instability that could support rain showers. However, given the
extended dry weather we`ve seen, confidence remains low in these
showers materializing. And if they do, it`s not likely that they
provide the amount of rain we need for relief from these dry
conditions.

Its a solid shortwave (though becoming more of an open wave) with decent dynamics and forcing. This certainly isn't going to provide relief region wide but some folks will get lucky and get some rain. 

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1 hour ago, weatherwiz said:

Its a solid shortwave (though becoming more of an open wave) with decent dynamics and forcing. This certainly isn't going to provide relief region wide but some folks will get lucky and get some rain. 

Thanks, after I posted a thought I should have added: "...and with some trepidation..." Heh.

I like these graphics, HPC QPF page (below).

Edit to add: It will most likely change, but seems always to be fairly accurate, at least a few days out. Man, central U.S...

I am a visual person, a lot of the super technical stuff here is over my head, but I have learned a lot here over, holy crap 15+ years back to the prior version of this site? Time flies. Anyway, I like pretty pictures, in addition to learn and reading complicated examinations of weather patterns, forecasting, computer models, why what happens when, all that.

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Frost, Pretty much a given at this point, Time to protect the plants.

This Afternoon
Sunny, with a high near 71. Northwest wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Tonight
Mostly clear, with a low around 39. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Saturday
Sunny, with a high near 66. West wind around 5 mph.
Saturday Night
Patchy frost after 2am. Otherwise, mostly clear, with a low around 33. Calm wind.
Sunday
Areas of frost before 7am. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 68. Light and variable wind becoming south 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
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