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SNE Countdown to Summer. 5/25-5/31 Obs Disco Inferno


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ASH 89

BDL 88

CON 88

MHT 88

ORH 83

BOS 76

First 90s of the year incoming sizzle.gif

I was just assessing that my self! It is one of the reasons why i think the recent trend to throw odd-ball cool vibes into that ridge next week are dubious. we over perform in these SW flows in building thermal ridges folks.

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Yeah Monday will be warm to hot, but it gets pinched off just in time. Tuesday cool down somewhat and then Wednesday warm to hot again it seems.

yeah no doubt it's a warm pattern going into next week...monday is probably a bit toastier at the coast than today just given the flow looks less tainted by any marine influence and we would be a bit more downsloped - but it looks pretty close at 850 to today....these last few runs, and the GFS now too, are more "reasonable" with those 850s. seeing a lot of 14 to 17 or 18C now and none of that >20C business which would yield widespread 90s. though i suppose it could return in subsequent days here.

we'll see how it goes i guess.

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the true big heat is sort of vanishing from the euro. it keeps getting cut off.

I don't know if that's right - that's a hefty ridge node and these model look erroneous in wedging boundaries willynilly underneath the edge of those heights aloft -

We'll see.

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I don't know if that's right - that's a hefty ridge node and these model look erroneous in wedging boundaries willynilly underneath the edge of those heights aloft -

We'll see.

yeah we'll see how it plays out.

guidance really wants to go nuts with that energy about to make its way into the west, which ultimately helps beat down the top of the ridge over the lakes/northeast next week. maybe it's not giving enough weight so-to-speak to that ridge. the one thing that makes me wonder if it has some validity, however, is the recent pattern of vigorous energy ejecting out from the west.

either way it beats where were 5 days ago. LOL.

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interesting temp trends out there. left the office at 3pm and it was 91 as I was coming onto 495.... It crept to 94 nearing the Rt 62 exchange... back down to 92 by 111. I got off and climbed the big hill into Harvard and it was 87 at the top... came back down the other side and cross R2 into Ayer and it was 92 downtown.

It was hot, period. This appears to be one of those air masses that is hottest in between the NWS sites. For them it's an 89F type of day, for the rest of us, it's torrid.

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BOX has been downright embarresing with temps today.. im pretty sure they had high 70's coast and low 80's interior yesterday..

this time of year can be tough with marine garbage in the morning, debris clouds etc.

i agree with Tip though, this heat overperformed today. hitting the low 80s on the cape in may with a due south wind is not common. at all.

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this time of year can be tough with marine garbage in the morning, debris clouds etc.

i agree with Tip though, this heat overperformed today. hitting the low 80s on the cape in may with a due south wind is not common. at all.

Subsidence FTW. 17C 850 temps will help too.

AC is on. I gave in.

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Yep.

I see this all the time Jay. My area is always on the fence with the seabreeze. Look at the orientation of the coastline. It curves ese at my latitude and helps keep the seabreeze from penetrating to far inland in my area...but it will shoot well into the city to the north of me.

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this time of year can be tough with marine garbage in the morning, debris clouds etc.

i agree with Tip though, this heat overperformed today. hitting the low 80s on the cape in may with a due south wind is not common. at all.

I respect them alot and logan climo is something (if anything) i know pretty well.. i went with 82 today and 82 was the actual max.. they went 80.. ALL guidance was mid to upper 80's today for interior and even a couple miles west of logan and that verified to perfection.

but at the same time I am a mile west of logan and my car thermo is at 87F!!! I give or take 3 degrees and im easily in the low to mid 80's at 4:35! Logan came in with 72F at 4pm! Unbelievable differences here in a short distance.

logan is such a poor representation of boston city in the summer and even here on a peninsula (southie) we are at least 10F warmer!

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I see this all the time Jay. My area is always on the fence with the seabreeze. Look at the orientation of the coastline. It curves ese at my latitude and helps keep the seabreeze from penetrating to far inland in my area...but it will shoot well into the city to the north of me.

Check out my last post

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this time of year can be tough with marine garbage in the morning, debris clouds etc.

i agree with Tip though, this heat overperformed today. hitting the low 80s on the cape in may with a due south wind is not common. at all.

Was think the same exact thoughts. Over performer today. 87F was the high at TAN.

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