SouthCoastMA

88/78.1

86/77.5 things sticking to every surface

84/76.3 dews creepin, creeps dewin

Yeah from my memory it was usually a widespread event like you said..a huge line that occassionally held together. With those expansive TWC yellow severe watch polygons from Maine down to the mid atlantic. Nocturnal convection seemed more frequent too. Again, all just a memory..and wonder about any stats. I'm too lazy to do the digging

I do have many of these distinct childhood memories of being at baseball games in the early to mid 90s and seeing a wall of cumulonimbus in the distance, as the sun fades under the horizon. A harbinger of actual severe storms. And also being under actual Severe Thunderstorm watches many times during the summer. Barely see anything like that now. I'd like to see some stats to justify my childhood memories.

Depression in Tolland

76/74 - rough without central air.

Anyone dealing an increase of those annoying indoor gnats (fungus?) / fruit flies? I guess its time to buy some traps

84/76 - the tropics

Just hope for a roll of the dice KU this winter - with general snowfall expectations at basement level.

Looked that way down here earlier, but most of that faded. Just some normal cloudcover now, and looks to be breaking up a bit to our west.

marine layer stratus holding strong. maybe some afternoon sun?

swassy this morning. 76/73

Is it swampy at 990 ft in CT?

81/62 here. Solid mid-late summer day. Did touch 85 earlier