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  1. High was 49.7 today and in the 40’s all afternoon yesterday. No sun . House was down 59. I broke down . We heat
  2. Same basic setup with strong HP to north pressing and exerting . Lots of low dews and limited forcing . Careful calling for heavy rains away from SE zones
  3. Just a lil ‘ tiny weenie aimed at S coast
  4. Wolf.. your first name is Jay right? No my first name ain’t baby.. it’s Janet. Miss Jackson if you’re nasty .
  5. If that and the IBM show showers then we’ll get a few. But with dews in 30’s.. anything showing soaker is tossed
  6. And please list the positive factors for your soakings forecast
  7. Temp dropped all day yesterday . It’s been in the 40’s since about 2:30 yesterday. Low is current temp of 44.0. Cloudy, chilly, windy. The way early fall should be where you can wear shorts, but need a hoodie outside.
  8. You can see how a few lighter showers rotate SE to NW tomorrow nite and Wednesday, but not seeing these discussed soakings
  9. Could be but I’ll sell that Fortunately for those hoping for some dry weather to enjoy the foliage or outdoor activities, it does look like the bulk of the rain/overcast conditions will be to our south. Best chance for occasional showers or periods of rain will be across southeast MA and southern RI.
  10. It’s bad on convection and snow in general . Seems to do well with coastals and dry air presses
  11. Wet for who ? This looks like one of those deals where a few of the minority wet models are too far north with qpf and adjust south . There’s another strong high pressing down just like this weekend. If the IBM and HRRR are showing qpf Monday evening.. then it’s time to think rain . If not , it’s dry
  12. And the NAM had 2-4” to NH as of 00z Friday night for yesterday. Dry week ahead
  13. Lol . Euro .. right . That gave us 1-2” yesterday and we had .04. Tossed.. even more so when it’s alone . Model Blows until it starts getting events correct
  14. Where? Mostly dry forecast through the end of the week, but showers may brush the south coast of MA/RI through Wednesday
  15. I see it on NBC 30 here locally. The Mets on air can pick and choose which models they want to based on their preference. Ryan chose not to show it and used the NAM. Yesterday morning Maxon chose to show it and it had under .05 N CT which ended up correct
  16. .04 after Ryan and Tbliss promised soakings
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