Damage In Tolland

Box has nice mainly dry warm to at times hot week. Frank one of the best . Tough to think he’ll be wrong akens allowing for rising height fields into southern New England. This should support highs well up into the 80s for much of the first part of next week /away from any localized marine influences/. There is the potential for highs to approach 90 with perhaps the best chance for that on Tue, but confidence not enough to forecast those readings. That would depend upon whether we avoid any subtle backdoor cold fronts and we see enough sunshine, which is quite uncertain this far out. While it does look like the vast majority of the time will feature dry weather, a few showers/t-storms will be possible. The main time frame of concern would be Tue into Wed when an approaching shortwave trough/frontal boundary may provide a focus for a few showers/t- storms. &&

Somehow now several days of 87/72 instead of what looked like 92/65 is eating humble pie

What they don’t get is they sacrifice slightly lower temps for higher dews and for more days lol. Let em

That kind of post will have the usual 3 suspects thinking cool and dry . You can’t do that. It’s still warm humid ac summery wx

Quite disturbing

Scooter knows . The Cocks had a few days to shine. Now it’s hidden for those folks until early Sept

Pics!

Even RFH seeing it now

Talking about the base state. We’ve moved wet, warm spring right to dews and heat. A day or two of Cocks mixed in.

It’s here. Deep deep summer

That’s what the holes are. Probably winter moths

Any storms for SNE?

Only fert with nitrogen will get rid of it

Humid and rainy?

Wet moist and fungus all summer

Caterpillars

Summah!!

For the folks that didn’t drop the second round of Lesco recently , red thread is running wild in lawns , from the wet, warm , humid spring the last couple months. Very noticeable during my run this morning and the wet grass.

He lives at lower elevation than BDL. It’s a roast zone. Oh what a torch

I like NH > VT, but both would work. Bigger key is escaping the NE springs and early summers and getting to heat and sun with storms and canes . Who knows how the climate will change over the next 20 years, but as of now that’s my dream retired life

I would like to have a winter home in Jackson, NH, and a spring /summer home in coastal SC. We’ll see how that shakes out in 20 years when it’s time

GEFS? Oh man

I wouldn’t be using any fluctuating op runs to forecast anything. EPS has had a solid heat signal for 4-5 days now end of month into Julorch

That’s a good point. Tippy seems angry year round as the weather swings his emotions like a pendulum. But you’re right, it’s particularly noticeable in the late spring and early winter.

Ahh..nice catch . He’s basing it on the CFS. I honestly could not figure it out