Not only that, but dews start dropping when the temps spike up a bit with the mixing so the wetbulbs stay a little lower. Like you said, it's not like it's a 40/40 rainfall for hours.
Seems like a lot of convection over the SE...wonder if all of that latent heating pumped up the ridge more and kept the mid level warmth ticking northward.
3k nam keeps you on the colder side. Maybe you tickle low 40s when the west winds kick in. Either way, it’s only frozen water. You’ll want it gone in a few weeks anyway.
Not this time. The warmth is coming in way aloft. It’ll be a south to north deal and not elevation dependent. If you stay snow it’ll be because the lift in the marginal layer was strong enough to cool the column enough to fight off the melting as the warmth advects in.
2009 was wet and raw. 2007 actually had quite a few crisp airmasses. 2001 brought a couple of freezes to Alex in late July. Other than that it’s been pretty meh.
3k NAM tries to cold tuck SE NH before the actual cold front comes in from the west. That would probably create a nasty black ice situation on untreated surfaces Tue night. May have to watch that into NE MA too.
Leon yore from the Mid Atlantic. Coldest Jan temp for LGA right here. Yes young weenies...we used to get arctic airmasses.
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