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Only thing annoying is a batch of mid level clouds trying to spoil the sun midday. Maybe even a few sprinkles. May affect aftn development.
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It is now. Each run a bit more aggressive. Again not everyone seems them, but should be a decent line or at least segments of storms.
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Yeah, step-by-step we are getting into summer now. Everyone rejoice!
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I actually think the risk could extend right to the coast, but they’re probably going with typical climo.
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Still think storms on Saturday evening and then again Sunday aftn. Obviously not everyone sees them, but NAM has decent mid level lapse rates (700-500mb) moving in Saturday evening. Hopefully we have a decent Sunday until about 2p or so.
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Still signs trough retros to GL and hopefully a more humid second half of the month.
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Why do you do this?
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I do actually. Can see boundaries nicely. Works well with coastal fronts.
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I’m in Weymouth sort of in the northern part of town a couple miles from the water. I had a pretty good southwest wind all day, usually if that’s the case and Logan Seabreeze they’ll bump after 4 o’clock many times it’s like between five and 6 o’clock.
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They are always low on everything. That gauge is Sus.
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Beware that late afternoon bounce though. East Boston is already near 90. It won’t take much more of a southwest push or enhancement from the South Coast seabreeze to get it close to that temp. Logan‘s always tricky in these set ups cause they can get a late bounce or they stay really stubborn stuck at lower temperatures.
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The ensembles get rid of that propensity and start to retro a trough a bit to the GL. I think second half of month turns a corner, and not just because of climo.
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Decent setup for you, and do not use NMB for convective stuff.
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Dropped fert and grub ex last Saturday before the hurricane. Give it a day, but I think you have a decent chance of storms.
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Yep, we know.

