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Torch Tiger

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  1. Was 89 on the car thermo at Quincy Shore drive at 1pm. 50 ft. from the water. Summer vibes, folks in bathing suits tanning, limited parking etc.
  2. Feels like a July evening, post-cfp dry heat. Hi on my Davis was 90.1, currently 89.7
  3. In all seriousness it's hard to say, Ninos are kinda variable to NE summer temps/dews iirc. Though I haven't thought much about it in a few years at least.
  4. Scorcher out there, wow. Mild winter to full-on summer, can't draw it up any better.
  5. I'm a bit sunburned already, not even April 15th! 71.3
  6. It's silly but that's what makes it fun.
  7. "Interesting" Yeah I bet you're thrilled to be talking about what date people install
  8. Was well into interior NH today, some woody areas with some light piles and etc. but mostly wiped out.
  9. Honestly there isn't much left anywhere, and I've seen most of SNE the past 7 days.
  10. You don't want to be installing in 90/70 though
  11. Next 8-10 days he's gonna be in his prime
  12. Happy Easter all! What a week incoming!
  13. Had that in the "Jim Cantore ORH thundersnow" storm in the 90's, changed over to heavy heavy thundersleet and eventually changed to thunderzr.
  14. Two deer tick incidents I have heard of. Let's go!! Saw some large crickets and an angry hornet today as well.
  15. Great day for early April. I know you love snow and if it ain't snowing, may as well be mild with a little sun.
  16. Only 61.5 but climbing, dewy too
  17. 43 on car therm in Merrimack nh
  18. One "nearly" summer day. Early April, we take! Warm front will yield areas of drizzle, dense fog and scattered showers early, then as warm front lifts north warm sector mixes to the surface. This combined with some breaks of sunshine, SSW winds and a very warm airmass (+16c to +18C) will yield highs of 75-80 away from the coastline! SSW winds will keep the south coast of MA/RI cooler given wind off the ocean with highs 55-60. East coastal MA including Boston is bit tricky, as SE winds likely keep the coastline cooler. High temps in this area may not occur until early evening, immediate ahead of the front as winds shift from SE to SW and then eventually NW. In fact, some places may approach record highs for the day Thursday... BOS/82/1928 PVD/81/1921 BDL/81/1921 ORH/79/1928
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