dendrite

The ridge retrogrades westward.

My tents caterpillars went bye bye after Itchyassy.

Similar here. 84.7/70

Euro op had it too at 12z. I see 00z was a little more mundane and kept most of the cold in the GLs or north of us. Anyway, point is there’s been multiple runs from models for some sort of fropa during that time. I don’t expect much more than some COC, but we’re getting to that point in the season where the cP airmasses will try to start nosing their way into our latitude with more frequency. The ridge retrogrades a bit to out west which may open the door for some troughs to actually dig in. There’s some persistent relatively lower heights in the SE in the 6-10d as well. Of course BDL will probably have a heat wave during that period since that’s what we do now.

Charts lol

"Substantial" may have been a poor choice of words. It's not like I'm saying it will be chilly. Getting 850s even a hair below normal from the NW will probably feel substantial. In the end it's probably more of a mild down than this weekend. Of course if the SE ridge decides to really flex that could hang the front up a bit to our NW and it just clears us as a diffuse POS.

Was using the euro

Similar here too...I only had a couple. But the swampazz was off the charts that year. We'll have to compare the house of 70+ dews charts when the month comes to a close.

Min 65F...going for our 3rd 90F of the year. It hasn't been too hot up here. Just a monotonous amount of 80s. Dews have been way more tolerable than 2018 as well.

Special one

Looking like a mild down this weekend and then ridging getting pinched off ahead of a more substantial cold front next week.

Great where?

Already 75°. Pretty nice out. Was going to turn on the AC, but going with the window fans for now.

97mph at a home station in Marion https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=F3880&time=GMT

87/66. Warm one. May even hit 90° here tomorrow.

IADOT 91mph

Tostitos Bear necessities right there

Screen doors slammed shut?

Epstein Salt?

This will be the year we pull off a cold early fall and close the windows in Sep with COVID lurking around.

Those have really nice bark at maturity.

81/67. Nice day after a min of 65°

Yup...entirely different tree. The nuts aren’t edible either. Gene has one and it’s a nice ornamental, but he does have problems with sapsuckers. His tree service has done a lot of work to seal it up to keep it alive. I’m not familiar with the different cultivars though.