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Torch Tiger

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  1. Cannot deny the setup. I like the wf/cf timing
  2. Make your early preps...95'/89' hybrid incoming
  3. Yeah, it's a joke in comparison. I'm looking for a legit thunderstorm to track.
  4. I don't understand folks obsession with staying cool. To each their own.
  5. People don't train physically in the HHH for advantage? (Confused)
  6. It's closest to the station <40 ft., one wall, and most visible. Living room is 84. Upstairs 85- 88ish.
  7. 15 ft away. W facing kitchen, naturally all of the oaks are n, s, e and facing. Wah wah ;D
  8. Sunday is going to be a very nice day, shades of 2008? was it
  9. 89.1 high, 85.7F It's time...since no one else has;
  10. That's your best wx related post in a while
  11. Perfect late June day out there. Bright sun, solid heat, manageable dews and drying breezes. Nothing excessive, just right.
  12. From one region to another, congrats.
  13. I may eat a huge plate of crow, but we'll see. BOX seems more than "meh" .SHORT TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT/... Shortwave moves through the upper flow and drives a cold front through Southern New England. Conditions will remain unstable through the day. Model CAPEs build to 2000-3000 J/Kg which is impressive for Southern New England. Highest values are expected over CT-RI-SE Mass in the afternoon. Favorable instability is also reflected in other indices... Totals around 50, Mid level lapse rates around 6.5, and Lifted Indices well below zero. HREF probability of 0-3 Km Helicity over 100 is 80 percent...over 200 is 30 percent. Winds at 850 mb reach 30 kt, while at 500 mb they reach 40-45 kt. Most of this and other values suggest a potential for strong storms. The values, and the timing of the cold front, favor Northern MA in the morning and CT-RI-SE Mass in the afternoon. Strong wind gusts are the prime concern, but a storm that develops sufficient helicity could generate large hail. We are adding stronger wording to the thunderstorm forecast based on these potentials.
  14. 86.6 on my vp2 with a high of 87.8F. 87.8 is my highest this year.
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