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Torch Tiger
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Wish dews were more robust, looks
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80.5 currently, 81.3 hi. Torch!
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GFS and GEM look good May 24-26th
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76.9 for the high, nice and summery. Steinstruck here between showers to the N and S.
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Discussing the overall pattern and vibe is not trolling.
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Massive swing and miss anyone calling for a cool pattern
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Victory! Temperature wise, expecting above normal temperatures most of this portion of the forecast. By Tuesday, could be looking at high temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. High temperatures should only get higher from there towards the end of next week. Not seeing much potential for seabreezes, but a general south to west flow will favor lower temperatures along the immediate south coast, especially the Cape and islands.
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76.2, summery
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Off to the races next week and hopefully right through September
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Nice day, high 70.3 with plenty of sun
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We need some severe
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We trade wind damage for flooding
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Maybe some bangers later next week/weekend!
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Yeah, we are months away from peak summer heat. A very very long way to go
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Yeah, really looking forward to later May/Memorial Day and beyond. I think most will have installed by then
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Better looking pattern showing up on the long range gfs/euro. Let's go
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Crappy day but won't be long until the heart of summer kicks in.
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Overall, looks seasonably cool and pretty dry for a while after this more wet pattern. A few stellar bluebird but doored days on the D8-10 Euro op
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Maybe flooding concerns down the road?
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Looks like we go most of May with no severe chances. Maybe very very late in the month near the 25th-31st when climo improves for SW areas, but that's always iffy
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next December...it's summer, no one wants that now
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69.8F, solid day. Great golf wx
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0z largely miss with the ocean low. Hope that holds
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74.8, nice summery feel
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crushed here, some ponding and light flooding on the main roads.
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