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June In Southern New England...............


Mr Torchey

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Thankfully it will remain humid..so anyone outside will be quite comfortable in shorts and t shirts

ALTHOUGH IT WILL

BE HUMID WITH DEW PTS IN THE 60S AS WELL. THIS WILL LEAD

TO PATCHY FOG BECOMING MORE WIDESPREAD AFTER SUNSET.-- End Changed Discussion --

might have to turn on the heat this afternoon.

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No signs of any big heat on the Euro over the next week plus. It keeps getting shoved into the SE US. Looks like pretty nice weather next week. It tries to sneak a warmish day or two in here sometime middle of next week, but nothing significant.

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I know Kevin was joking, but in July '99 I believe, there was a supercell that went right across the south coast during the late aftn and early evening. It rode the WF right into the canal. I think it produced an EF0 in Bourne, but not confident on that. The thing was spinning like a top for a while.

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No signs of any big heat on the Euro over the next week plus. It keeps getting shoved into the SE US. Looks like pretty nice weather next week. It tries to sneak a warmish day or two in here sometime middle of next week, but nothing significant.

Frankly, if I had my druthers you can keep that 100/70 - My house is a veritable bread box at anything over 88. 87/72 every day with 70dbz cores in the afternoon ftw - woot woot.

eh, having said that, the indices still want to try and heat things up pretty good heading toward the end of the month and the 4th - guess that's right on schedule.

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Frankly, if I had my druthers you can keep that 100/70 - My house is a veritable bread box at anything over 88. 87/72 every day with 70dbz cores in the afternoon ftw - woot woot.

eh, having said that, the indices still want to try and heat things up pretty good heading toward the end of the month and the 4th - guess that's right on schedule.

That stuff would have a chance to get in here around day 9 or 10 if the NAO relaxes enough.

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That stuff would have a chance to get in here around day 9 or 10 if the NAO relaxes enough.

Yeah, i'm afraid of that "monster torch" rolling through here off that -PNA spike. thing is ... CDC indicates that the PNA's correlation on the flow approaches incoherence in summer, so they dont' really considerate. It makes sense though because obviously with the wave-lengths unilaterally smaller and also vagariously situated a +1SD PNA could mean anything for DCA-BOS... That said, still -2.5SD? eh, that's pretty strong though. We'll see....

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Looks like Kevin's EF5 rain wrapped horror verified ...

"0120 PM TSTM WND DMG STAMFORD 41.02N 73.56W

06/23/2011 FAIRFIELD CT FIRE DEPT/RESCUE

*** 1 FATAL *** TREE DOWN ON CAR AT THE INTERSECTION OF

MERRITT PARKWAY AND COUNTY ROUTE 104."

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Looks like Kevin's EF5 rain wrapped horror verified ...

"0120 PM TSTM WND DMG STAMFORD 41.02N 73.56W

06/23/2011 FAIRFIELD CT FIRE DEPT/RESCUE

*** 1 FATAL *** TREE DOWN ON CAR AT THE INTERSECTION OF

MERRITT PARKWAY AND COUNTY ROUTE 104."

despite seeing it every year, it still amazes me how little wind is needed to take down large limbs/trees with full foliage. 30 knot gusts with rain are seemingly comparable to 60 knots in the winter.

i was driving this morning and a portion of 6A was down to one lane because a huge old maple tree had snapped in half - there was like 10 knot wind gusts lol - probably just the weight of wet leaves combined with an old/stressed tree or something but still...it looked like a t-storm had just rolled through. LOL.

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