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Absolutely perfect evening.

Doesn't feel bad at all. Beautiful early summer day.

Where is the guy who was about the constant wind this spring? hope he's getting eaten alive by black flies.

Happy Columbus Day!

Firepit? I'm lighting the wood stove.

I wouldn't rub it in.

364 more of these please.

More of a will question, but do you think we have a chance of finishing above-normal for the month? When was the last time we had two consecutive below-normal months for temperature?

Link?

Yep temperatures should be seasonable now that the heat wave has passed.

Thank God they're already over down here. Not a bad season, couple days a few weeks ago and that's it. They are a blight on this Earth.

Thinking you're not going to get much sympathy from the folks who live on the North Shore.

Please! be right for once in your life.

Not here mid-sixties with a stiff breeze. Not complaining but it's hardly a 10 out of 10

Just coming through here. She blows!

Hagaman NY

So no Heatwave?

That place is a thunderstorm magnet. Always seem to get one when I go there just before the last race.

Nailed it! Model Trends ... 00z models including CAMs have trended slower with arrival of cold front and associated convection with bulk of thunderstorms arriving after 00z. Given storms arrive well after peak heating and lack of steep mid level lapse rates to sustain severe convection after sunset, severe threat is slightly lower than earlier thought along with area of greatest risk shifted farther north and west, mainly north of the Mass Pike and west of I-495. Thus SPC has shifted the enhanced risk area farther to the north and west from yesterday`s issuance.

50 is the new 90.

I know right? First thing I think of when someone mentions beautiful stretch of Summer weather is rain.

Where is The Wiz? HREF pretty bullish on updraft helocity (good proxy for rotating storms) across western-central MA into CT. Given strong wind fields aloft (fast moving storms) and sufficient SB instability main concern will be for damaging winds with stronger storms. Also with wave traversing the stalled warm frontal boundary Sig Tor parameter climbs to 2 across the CT river valley as low level flow backs. All these parameters suggest a low risk of an isolated TOR. So as of now the greatest risk for strong to severe storms is across western- central MA into CT where greatest instability will overlap strongest shear. Window for storms appears 20z-03z from west to east.

I'm not good with charts which three days are the heat wave?

Terry Eliasen (@TerryWBZ) Tweeted: It's still a ways out but next week is starting to look pretty gross https://t.co/Xsjt0J3YZv https://twitter.com/TerryWBZ/status/1260653484354859008?s=20

Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose?