codfishsnowman

What a drink! 3.2 cef, 3.9 bdl. Good news, solid forecasting with this one

4 hours ago, Ginx snewx said:

Enjoying the dry beautiful weather after the cold front? 

Today is mighty fine, yes.

7 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

Last July was BN because it rained every day lol.

And I remember it rather humid too

Does anyone remember real cold fronts in the summer. The 88-98f degree heat is broken as a line of showers and tstorms passes nw to se through the area and within a few hours caa has begun on the heels of a decent northerly to northwesterly breeze. The next morning be is bright and sunny with cobalt blue skies, temps 50 to 60f and the day goes on to feature sunshine mixed with puffy clouds and max temps mid to upper 70s and a stiff but beautiful n/nw breeze 15 to 20 mph with a few higher gusts....dews around 70 tumble into the 40s and 50s.

Where did these cold fronts go?? Now you get more fractured storms then a windshift to light north which goes light and variable. Dewpoints around 70 drop into the low to mid 60s and eventually around 60. The next day is mostly sunny with highs well into the 80s

53 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

In Agawam and somehow this is going to happen ugh

Yup same here lol...just wanted some heavy rain

12 hours ago, Modfan2 said:

We are down 7-10” of rain here on the S FL east coast from Vero to West Palm in the middle of rain season!! It has been days of 90-94 with dews of 75; I’m done! 

I don't know how anyone can live in that. I hope you get some kind of a non dangerous tropical disturbance to get some showers

On 8/20/2022 at 7:23 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

26. Absolute furnace dew of a summer 

Thanks for the info. I thought it was only around 20. What a difference 90-93 with 60 dews as opposed to the same highs with 70 dews

Looks like we make another heatwave tomorrow albeit modest. With today how many 90 or better days at BDL?

Bdl still not made it to 90?

Well today turned out to be just as miserable as any of the recent 6 day heatwave days were. 90f 72dp

F this

Peak 92f an hour ago

Getting sunnier here

Meh...must be just to the north

2 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Would have been excellent for mby in winter, but alas, it’s June.  

Today was awesome, almost as good as a few inches of snow in winter. Bottomed out at 51f an hour or so ago with some light rain and a refreshing breeze.

Like March today, I love it!

On 4/26/2022 at 5:47 PM, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

I would have loved to be in your class in high school, if you were a teacher. I’d write my name down and randomly circle a few answers…and collect a passing grade for just existing because a C- for a winter which produced 50% of your seasonal average is generous grading.

I am getting soft in my old age, and having lived through the 80s seen much worse

25 inches for the season 45-50 is avg 

Some cold days though  

What little snow we had stuck around to some degree

Final grade C minus

Wow quiet considering some folks are gonna get a plastering in the hills later on....it's not the first week of the month either lol 

Mitch should do well

Next few weeks best time of year for fresh air before the bugs get too thick

Crazy south wind here, easily gusting to near 40

That low seems really far offshore to get precip all the way wor and then some 

April 96 was no joke... I lived in Bristol CT in a lower elevation area near Tunxis College

Rain and mid 40s became heavy wet snow within an hour or two. Was a quick hit but from 11 pm to 4 am snow fell at rate of 2/hour and occasionally 3/hour. Loud thunder and lightning...10 inches of paste on paved surfaces with a foot on elevated.

A wild finish to an unbelievable winter

Sleet and rain mixed 41f

Chickens are cool

Wow, only the 2017 event was  10-11 inches here...the rest all much less 

Just mind boggling how well most of CT and eastern and central mass did 

In 2018 we basically went 1 for 4 on the March and April stuff...I was in awe of what was going on elsewhere

47 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Meh, you aren’t missing much. I don’t think anyone is getting more than 2-3” in SNE at any point. 

Its not always about the quantity. I would love a good squall, it's been forever. Even twenty minutes of a streamer like you and Will had tonight. After awhile out here you become hardened to it. We are still in a pattern more years than not which still favors the eastern and southeast areas. Sure there are a few more duds mixed in and NNE on the whole is doing a little better but still no sign of a more clipper and or Miller A dominated storm track