Torch Tiger

kitchen is 83.4, outside is 77.1 and it was nearly 88 yesterday. ;D

After a few good 'cane bangers, I am fully prepared to rip right into cold season " winter". preliminary estimate is Oct 5th to Oct.12th but we'll see how the pattern and indicies evolve.

Two seasons, warm and cold. I never understood all of the winter/spring stuff. You prefer cold season, nothing wrong with that.

88 with a 70 dew, perfect

it's summer and everyone enjoys it.

I expected nothing less.

Autism speaks

Perfectwx

87.2 for a high, 86.6. Another day another dew

Did you remove the remnants of the uninstall in your registry?

85.0

Thursday looks dewlicious

Great day fire up the dehumidifier and a/c. Summer running on all cylinders, awt

It's awesome

Heh, not sure but this sounding isn't bad at all.

Alb agreed Upper dynamics and the associated cold front are expected to track through our region Thursday. Once again, timing will be important in determining how much we heat up during the day and if the elevated mixed layer and enhanced instability will exist along the zone of low level convergence, strong boundary layer winds and cold front. Highs Thursday in the 80s but around 70 to mid 70s higher terrain. Again, the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms will have to be watched for Wednesday and Thursday since not only are there some instability and forcing signals in guidance but the end of May has some history that cannot be ignored either.

As of 2010 the death rate was 4.3%, though it has obviously fallen a bit since. Not exactly a lock

I remember the winter wèenies last week trumping up a cool, wet weekend fail. Sure enough it's basically a 4 out of 5 star early-summer winner.

Yep, also Great Barrington was a May F4

Anyway, it'll be difficult to surpass last years 17 confirmed tornadoes across NE with a late start. Last year lead off with May 15th of course.

Lol @ acatt crew clinging onto each other like a sweat rag on the nape

It aligns with the gypsy moth map clusters. That's impressive accuracy

Looks primed on the 18z gfs. The multi-day/faceted events that are well-modeled, I'll roll with it. Timing differences aside. I am speaking for WNE, generally

We gypsy

Yeah, there's potential well into September and a peak near hurricane season climax. Generally for tornadoes (at least SNE) we look to the next three weeks.