Torch Tiger
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Highest Craven sigsvr logically outlines our nne watch
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Low level lapse rates near 8c/km
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A barrage of D10 op as well as D11-15 ensemble means.
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I heard of a massive cool down on it's way near mid-month. Jackets and sweaters. Someone posted a D10 euro a few days ago.
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061631 SCT028 BKN036 10 85 72 2309 061623 BKN028 BKN033 10 84 72 2212 061554 FEW026 10 83 72 2410 orh
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hopefully Tip's concerns of lightning do not come to full fruition and we can maximize production and impacts
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kbed 90/73. Have a great dew, folks. Be safe in the summer heat
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Effortless..didn't break a sweat
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A dry, dewless time for all. GIDLT
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Any type of sunny weather that would attract visitors to your city. In Atlanta, that means 65 degrees and sunny on a Saturday in February that does not help
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Yeah, maybe in April.
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You may sweat during the day but it's a good sweat. coc sweat.
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For me this chamber. 80s, a few 90's, sunny, some dew but not a killer. I am not a fan of 106/80 or anything too weird, though that is interesting.
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It's gorgeous and only getting better. Don't be a bummer enjoy your summer
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Chamber-worthy out there this evening
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Low dews/dry/coc k has shifted to any dew under 70.
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Stay safe, folks.
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Coc was once 75/50. Now it's like 87/63
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Next shot at widespread T-storms may not be until Sept/Oct. or worse, winter.
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Moderation is key,
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This is prime time, mild wx and normal dews. Enjoy , cheers
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Summer 2019 New England Banter and Disco
Torch Tiger replied to CapturedNature's topic in New England
Not one threat. Arid, cool wx -
Summer 2019 New England Banter and Disco
Torch Tiger replied to CapturedNature's topic in New England
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Those rebels exist today. However, just don't say so 'cuz ...big brother is looking. HHH 92F on the car thermometer in Reading.
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Wow, those cool/dry July calls going down in flames if the 0z euro has anu merit.
