CoastalWx

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.

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.

Decent setup for you, and do not use NMB for convective stuff.

Dropped fert and grub ex last Saturday before the hurricane. Give it a day, but I think you have a decent chance of storms.

Yep, we know.

It'a not a bad setup. Dews increase, decent s/w, 500 temps cool late day.

Some of the models tried getting some better lapse rates in here late Saturday. Obviously that’s probably more of a now cast thing, but could give a little boost to storms if we can get sufficient mid level lapse rates.

Nice summer day out there. 88.

Saturday will have showers and thunderstorms late in the afternoon in western mass and then spreading east after about 5-6 pm. Could be a few decent boomers around. Looks like another chance of showers and storms Sunday afternoon in SNE particularly closer to the coast with some convergence.

Monday through Wednesday next week looks a little on the cooler side and then I think gradually we may warm up a little after that. Before that though, we may sneak in a low-grade heat wave especially inland. Typical downslope dandy dry stuff.

Looks like some models are hinting at finally some warmth and dews possibly beyond mid month, which would start to make sense climatologically.

It’s cirrus

I drove by that airport one night several years ago. It definitely is a cold spot. Very noticeable when going by as we had the windows down.

Next week there’s a propensity for troughing to our south that may even cut off. You’re not gonna get big heat from that either. You need to flush this pattern out and replace that trough south of us with some ridging and get a trough in the plains or especially Ohio Valley.

Maybe as a trough develops in the plains, we can pump up the dews a little bit in the long range, but I don’t see really big heat or dews right now.