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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer

Damage In Tolland

By Damage In Tolland,
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ineedsnow

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great weekend coming up! I'll be working Sat and Sun but should be out by early afternoon both days to enjoy it..:thumbsup: 

KEY MESSAGE 3...Improving weather Friday and into the holiday
weekend. Other than a spot diurnal shower each day, dry weather
prevails with a mix of clouds and sun. Cooler than normal with highs
in the 70s and lows in the 50s, along with onshore breezes.

Definitely a sign of fall approaching, with robust northern stream
Friday yielding a baroclinic 998 mb maritime low late Fri/Sat. This
will yield a cool, brisk NE flow into the SNE over the weekend.
Highs likely remaining in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. It
will feel even cooler over southeast MA, including Cape Cod and the
Islands, with northeast winds 15-25 mph. Cool cyclonic flow aloft
will yield diurnal clouds each day and possibly a spot shower.
Otherwise, dry weather prevails. Possibly warmer and less wind for
Memorial Day Monday, as high amplitude trough moves offshore and
1025 mb high settles over SNE.
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WxWatcher007

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1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

great weekend coming up! I'll be working Sat and Sun but should be out by early afternoon both days to enjoy it..:thumbsup: 

KEY MESSAGE 3...Improving weather Friday and into the holiday
weekend. Other than a spot diurnal shower each day, dry weather
prevails with a mix of clouds and sun. Cooler than normal with highs
in the 70s and lows in the 50s, along with onshore breezes.

Definitely a sign of fall approaching, with robust northern stream
Friday yielding a baroclinic 998 mb maritime low late Fri/Sat. This
will yield a cool, brisk NE flow into the SNE over the weekend.
Highs likely remaining in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. It
will feel even cooler over southeast MA, including Cape Cod and the
Islands, with northeast winds 15-25 mph. Cool cyclonic flow aloft
will yield diurnal clouds each day and possibly a spot shower.
Otherwise, dry weather prevails. Possibly warmer and less wind for
Memorial Day Monday, as high amplitude trough moves offshore and
1025 mb high settles over SNE.

Memorial Day?

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CT Valley Snowman

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Well facts are facts. Without today's final calculations, BDL+ 0.8, ORH +1.6 BOS +2.6.  Obviously BDL radiated certain nights and BOS night urban heat island probably the biggest difference between the two.  BDL 4 days 90+, BOS 3, ORH 0.  No 90 degree days after the 10th of the month.  Dews were above normal, but not exceptional.  It was a boring uneventful month here.  Nothing exciting, no big storms, no canes, and the 4-day heat wave was nice but not extraordinary, the highest temp was 92.  Rainfall was above average here, but nothing compared to areas SW.  ORH and BOS were drier.  Logan only had 0.98. It was almost a lock to end up with above normal temps, but it was not really a noteworthy torch around here.  Just a typical warm boring summer month.  Hopefully September brings some more excitement.  

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kdxken

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6 hours ago, CT Valley Snowman said:

Well facts are facts. Without today's final calculations, BDL+ 0.8, ORH +1.6 BOS +2.6.  Obviously BDL radiated certain nights and BOS night urban heat island probably the biggest difference between the two.  BDL 4 days 90+, BOS 3, ORH 0.  No 90 degree days after the 10th of the month.  Dews were above normal, but not exceptional.  It was a boring uneventful month here.  Nothing exciting, no big storms, no canes, and the 4-day heat wave was nice but not extraordinary, the highest temp was 92.  Rainfall was above average here, but nothing compared to areas SW.  ORH and BOS were drier.  Logan only had 0.98. It was almost a lock to end up with above normal temps, but it was not really a noteworthy torch around here.  Just a typical warm boring summer month.  Hopefully September brings some more excitement.  

Nice write up. Worcester finished at 1.4 when all said and done. Big meh for the month.

 

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dendrite

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The Boston UHI is baked into the normals already.

BDL’s ASOS was fixed a couple years ago and it seemed to drop their temp a bit. The high temp used to be much higher than surrounding sites and now it’s more in line. So I’m not surprised if they have cooler departures than other sites going forward.

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wokeupthisam

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25 minutes ago, dendrite said:

57.6° -RA

0.02”

An infuriating graze

 

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So far the rain trajectory on radar keeps me on the "have not" side of this equation.  Soils need a good drink but if it stays dry today there's 2 fields of trees that have orchard grass up to my shoulders that need mowing.  Just don't scrape me with 0.10" to ruin both options.

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