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Heathrow 99F Charles De Gaull 106F Quite a few 106s (41C) and 108s (42C) in France though from the METARs.

Hrmmm

Up to 99F in London. 108F in Paris.

Looks just brutal up here. Hope we can survive. GFSX MOS (MEX) K1P1 GFSX MOS GUIDANCE 7/25/2019 0000 UTC FHR 24| 36 48| 60 72| 84 96|108 120|132 144|156 168|180 192 THU 25| FRI 26| SAT 27| SUN 28| MON 29| TUE 30| WED 31| THU 01 CLIMO X/N 81| 55 86| 56 83| 58 85| 62 85| 63 85| 65 75| 56 76 54 79 TMP 71| 62 74| 62 72| 63 75| 67 75| 68 74| 68 67| 60 67 DPT 59| 59 63| 60 64| 62 67| 64 68| 65 67| 66 62| 58 61 CLD PC| CL CL| CL PC| PC PC| PC PC| OV PC| OV OV| OV OV WND 3| 0 4| 0 3| 0 4| 2 5| 1 5| 4 5| 4 7 P12 7| 2 1| 3 10| 9 22| 27 39| 22 27| 36 44| 37 25999999 P24 | 2| 15| 32| 46| 40| 64| 46 999 Q12 0| 0 0| 0 0| 0 0| 0 1| 0 0| 1 | Q24 | 0| 0| 0| 1| 0| | T12 12| 1 2| 1 19| 4 24| 11 29| 9 21| 17 17| 6 6 T24 | 12 | 2 | 19 | 34 | 36 | 27 | 17

I will say the radiation fog gave it a September feel this morning. I loathe losing the sunlight in the morning. 530am and clear yet it’s already starting to get a bit dark at that time.

53.4° Looking like a rare 40°less July here though.

54° COC morning

2019 up there with record 25C+ dews at PVD

BDL is the shore?

Probably more humidity for you guys too. You guys hit upper 70s dews now like it’s routine.

Normals are 30 years. 1981-2010.

Anyone got any good and safe trap ideas for cabbage worms? Also...a little update on the plan for diversification of the gm american chestnut trees I've been talking about. https://nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ppp3.10061

BOS +5.6 BDL +4.8 MHT +4.8 PWM +4.1 BDR +4.1 ORH +3.4 PVD +3.2 AUG +3.0

Yeah...we've always done 90s well. We just do them with more humidity than we used to.

Could be some decent daily ranges for the rad sites. Pickles just loves 60 to 90.

Farsighted

Looks AN but tolerable. The big ridge is out west, but we can't get any reinforcing shots of cP air in here either. Could be a dry stretch?

Suddenly his novels became non-fiction.

Pretty cool for James though as Harwich was the hardest hit. Wish we lived there today.

Oh James

lol

link?

Nice vid. That wind got into that porch area and peeled that roof off like a lid on a can of cat food. Almost looked like it came off a little too easily.

How low do you cut it in the spring/now? Hell, I probably would've just let it grow out of control right through warm season this year until any weeds start growing above it and then keep it cut at 4". That looks like all dirt and crabgrass.