Ginx snewx

This looks great, some warmth, some rain, some COC

Hope all is ok man

Yes sir. Gorgeous

And SECT

Enjoy your pool time the next 2 days, tanning the nape days

Warming up now, pool was 67 when I dove in. Felt great

Cocadoodledewless

We have had some pretty good scattered severe in Ct the last couple of years. Hamden tornado etc. Pretty much our climo.

Lol yep

41 here, the rockpile

Mine was 75 yesterday. As long as the sun shines it will feel great. Just took off my hoodie will be shedding my long sleeve tee shirt soon, sun feels great, destructive sunshine soon.

No way it was a 3 yet Great Barrington a 4

This mornings low temperature of 37 degrees was not only a record low temperature for the day, but also for the month of June. Our weather records at the office here in Nashua NH started in 1983. Prior record low June temperature was 38 degrees.

A weak disturbance approaches from Canada today. After a dry start to the day, a period of clouds and scattered light showers will develop late morning and afternoon, then dissipate early tonight. Midwest high pressure then brings drier weather to Southern New England tonight. Clouds return on Tuesday. Not a washout but a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms midweek followed by drier but warm weather Thursday, this occurring behind a departing weak cold front. Scattered showers and thunderstorms may return Fri and Sat ahead of the next cold front. Dry, less humid and cooler weather likely follows Sunday behind the departing front. && .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/... Shortwave trough sweeps across New England today, bringing with it a cold pool aloft that destabilizes the airmass. (500-mb temperatures will be -25C to -28C. Model cross-sections continue to show a layer of moist air between 850-mb and 700-mb. PW values through the layer will be 0.6 inches or less...mostly less. So not a lot of moisture. But daytime solar heating near the ground and cold advection aloft will combine to bring lift to the airmass, and this may convert some of that moisture over to scattered showers. The mixed layer will be deep again, like yesterday, reaching near 775 mb. Temps at that level will be equiv to 2-5C at 850 mb, supporting max temps in the 60s...a few upper 50s possible. .LONG TERM /TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY/... 340 AM update ... Highlights... * Late Wed aftn/eve - not a washout but possible Showers/T-storm * Thursday - could be the pick of the week, warm but dry * Fri/Sat - not a washout but possible showers/T-storms * Sunday - Dry, less humid & cooler weather likely Synoptic Overview ... fast/progressive northern stream will result in some weather impacts/changes every 1-2 days and given fast upper air pattern low predictability on precise timing of fronts and associated timing of rain/thunder chances. Also given NW flow aloft lots of uncertainty on eastward propagation of upstream convection and associated warm sector into SNE. Given this will lean heavily on ensembles and less on deterministic guidance. Upper air pattern then becomes more amplified this weekend leading to increased forecast confidence. Tue night ... deamplifying short wave and weak associated surface low in the NW flow aloft yields lots of clouds for SNE but likely not much if any shower activity given dry air over SNE. Clouds and SW winds will result in seasonable temperatures with lows in the 50s. Wed/Wed night ... should be a period of dry weather the first half of the day behind departing short wave from Tue night. However fast/progressive flow aloft has next northern stream short wave approaching SNE late in the day. Model consensus suggest NW flow precludes warm sector from advecting into our region. Thus chance of scattered showers and elevated convection. PWATs climb to 1.5 to 2" depending on model guidance. Therefore brief heavy downpours possible. Given NW flow aloft some uncertainty how far east elevated convection and heavy rain potential will track. True warm sector airmass appears to remain to our southwest, this will limit highs to 75-80 and dew pts 55-60. Thursday ... should be the pick of the week with dry post frontal airmass overspreading the region. Warm with +13C at 850 mb but model soundings indicating mixing to 800 mb along with downsloping west winds up to 25 mph. Given these parameters sided with the warmer guidance with highs 80-85, few upper 80s possible. Westerly winds will dry out the blyr keeping dew pts in the 50s and humidity levels tolerable. Friday ... northern stream short wave and associated cold front approach the region from the west. Southern stream moisture may be pulled/captured northward into SNE increasing deep layer moisture and chances of convection. 850 mb temps climbing to about +15C so with partial sunshine 80-85 should be attainable. Not as comfortable as Thu as dew pts climb toward 60. Next Weekend ... chance of scattered showers and T-storms Sat depending on exact departure time of the cold front. Should be post frontal by Sunday with drier, cooler and less humid weather.

Gardens which saw 90s last week

37 yikes

4 days makes a week? So 3 days BN 4AN , 3 more this week BN so 6/10 BN. I watched

Meh one cool day then its rocking with your COC out. Today and tomorrow will be sweet

Can feel the cool air cropping in. Glorious days incoming. We take

.35 so .46 in 2 days nothing better for garden and plants

We had 25 dug well at my old house, water was perfect as we lived in a sandy soil area. Came in handy during power loss as we could use the hand bucket for water

285 and we pulled every inch of it to replace the pump about 6 years ago

73/66 breeze really picked up.

Remember when you busted my balls because I pointed out how NMASS was going to get 2 feet and why did I care? Why do you care what Boston gets when you are in the low 70s

Yea from IJD gusting to 22 east to Bob. Awesome love that we escaped the HHH congrats Pike north, not even 80 in CT