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I don’t think ORH has ever legitimately been above 96° at its current siting. Last ob over that was September of 1953. I think this will be 93ish unless they’re still running torchy (haven’t looked lately).
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Cover up the brocc!
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4/27/62 CON had a low of 32° and an afternoon high of 91°. lol
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These are the GYX RAOB records for H85 temps
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6z euro toned Tuesday down a little bit. Hitting 96° at MHT 18z instead of 99° now. GFS is only 89°. Where is GYX seeing 26C 850s?
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Bigtoothed Aspen and Tulip Poplars are two different trees.
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Still mostly 18-20C 850s up here which translate to mid to upper 90s. The mid level flow is fairly weak as well. I still think we’ll pool some dews more than models think. If we could rip 20kt out of the WNW maybe we push 100° with 20-21C 850s.
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Depends where you were. They were just as extreme in S NH. 1977 was a torrid stretch too.
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Jul 2011. Jul 1995.
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Just missed everything to the north. Stein coming just in time for the heat.
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Guns are finally out. Should be early enough to spike near 80°.
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+9C 850s on Sunday up here. Lol
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Goofus trying to BD on the weekend…kinda gets hung up in S ME/N VT. Hot but nothing record breaking this run. A lot of 17-21C 850s so mid to upper 90s possible if everything goes right.
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I have a robin nesting in the garage in the rafters. I’m not sure how I can keep them all alive.
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Only over Newark.
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No way it’s hail. Maybe a block of ice falling off a plane as it descends toward NYC?
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Neither were the maps I posted. D6 and D4.
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This heat wave ended up a max of 96° at BDL and 98° at BOS. Still hot, but not well into the 100s.
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Underrrrrrr
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I will set the O/U for BDL in this stretch at 99.5°. If we were using HFD I’d probably drop that 2°F, but we know how BDL runs torchy MEX is 99°, 96°, 94°, 90° beginning on Tue. That may be more climo working in toward the tail end. But if the model is overmixing a bit (H75) then the 850s may be running a hair too warm as well.
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Using circle trig a 118” circumference tree would have a diameter of roughly 37”. So if you found one 30”+ that’s right up there.
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Try the big tree site from UNH extension. https://www.nhbigtrees.org/trees?field_nhbt_tree_id_value=&field_nhbt_tree_address_locality=&field_nhbt_county_target_id=All&field_nhbt_species_target_id=770&order=field_nhbt_cbh&sort=desc
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The end of this euro run has 110/48 for DC. Toss those thermodynamics all day.
