dendrite
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18z euro trimming back those saturday temps a bit. Especially ME /NH
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Fantasy land goofus but lots of afternoon 50s and 60s in the extended. No thanks.
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Hoodies in Tolland?
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Low dews. Those highs will come crashing each evening.
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Euro is pulling 110/42 in the carolinas. Not happening. It’s overmixed like this before in the past couple of years. We all know the dews will perform better than that down there.
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Charts!
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cold air LBSW
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CON in 1967...I mean just blow my brains out. This is never happening again minus a nuclear winter.
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I think we also rush the season more and more. So when we get a May of warmth we almost come to expect it. But look up some of those Mays and early Junes of the past and it looks drastically different from this year.
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Bobby McFerrin?
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Sorry not trying to get feisty. lol I think dews have been manageable...even with the warm days.
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Don't worry I just proved it.
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CON was +3.0 for May. +4.0 on highs and +2.0 for lows. June had a cool first few days, but we've had warm days since.
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I've already had a 92F and I've only been above 93F once since moving here. Max temps have been warm too.
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It's like expecting peak winter cold on 12/14. Good luck with that.
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Beer? It's not even the solstice.
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We've had a few hot days. Summer rarely has a grip this early.
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Hopefully we can get some heat in here soon.
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Earliest sunrise here is actually tomorrow.
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Too much harassment from weenie in Tolland?
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theta-e gradient basically runs from ERI to PHL.
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0.27" I'm consistently getting less rain than you guys, yet the soil is plenty moist up here.
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Goofus flirting with frost for NNE this weekend.
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I like Dave. He seems like good people. We bust his balls a little, but that's what we do.
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I imagine them all gathering together this evening, looking out toward the western sky, as he informs them the sun is setting to the right about as far as it will go.
