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Trough returns next week


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Ryan had 92 Friday and then a 91 and 90 for Saturday and Sunday..Something like that. another heat wave

Yeah that's from last night... didn't make any changes to the 7 day this morning. Didn't want to bump down then have the 12z runs come in torch.

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Yeah I won't be ready for that until mid September..and hopefully we're tracking a major cane headng for SNE

yeah i always hope...despite the poor odds of anything happening, the 8/1-11/1 period always has me entertained.

actually got a new car-mounted anemometer coming in the mail. it's pretty sweet. hopefully get to try it out. :weenie:

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The chance to get hit by a cane in LI or NE is the only thing that would ever make me hope for hot and humid wx. I'd put up with a hot Bermuda high if I knew it could steer a cane up here.

yeah i always hope...despite the poor odds of anything happening, the 8/1-11/1 period always has me entertained.

actually got a new car-mounted anemometer coming in the mail. it's pretty sweet. hopefully get to try it out. :weenie:

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LOL...a new one??

Was the old one broken? If not can I have it?

the old one still works it was just a DAVIS II and it's not really meant for that kind of use - it looked ridiculous and it's too good to only get used once in a while like that. I'm going to put the 2 on my house and take down my current DAVIS.

this new one is specifically meant for going on vehicles.

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Driving back from a clients this morning along the gold coast of westport and fairfield, best summer ever rolls on unchallenged :thumbsup:

Perfection

Enjoy this weather folks it simply does not get any better! Viva la summer 7 weeks left thank heavens.

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LOl I have read tens of papers, you will never agree with me so I do not care. It happened I forecasted it ten days ahead while others called for unrelenting heat for weeks. As far as weakly in winter, what the Sam hell are you smoking? Nuff said, sorry you missed the severe again, enjoy your night.

It does not appear that you either understood the content of those papers, or, you are using the information improperly - I suspect the latter.

I suspect the reason is because that voice of reason stands in the face of your desires to not have warmth.

When that last heat was was emerging, any idiot would have said it was going to cool down 7 days later because heat rarely ever persists at this latitude. I am not aware of anyone stating it would last for weeks on end - that almost never happens. We are in a predominantly -NAO, whether the index is ever positive or not - this cooling is caused because the index is diving. The AO collapsed to some degree too, and the annulare ring of westerlies is also decending in latitude. None of which is tied into a recurving typhoon that can't be registered on the flow when the PNA isn't even correlated.

Math dude.

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The typhoon recurved due to the strong trough swinging into the north Pacific, and that trough induced changes that did allow the trough to drop into NE. It's not really that the typhoon caused it, but rather was a signal to watch for a trough later, since the movement of the typhoon was a product of the pattern.

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Haven't had time this morning to do a survey, but it appears much of the damage in Western Mass was microburst/straight-line, although there reportedly is an area of Wilbraham near Tinkham Road, where the 6/1 tornado tracked over, that has tornado-apparent damage. All speculation, just from area people I've talked to.... have had too much business to attend to (going on vacation in a couple weeks) to get out for myself. My neighborhood (near Szot Park) okay....just a couple branches down and nothing else. Other parts of Chicopee not so lucky.

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It does not appear that you either understood the content of those papers, or, you are using the information improperly - I suspect the latter.

I suspect the reason is because that voice of reason stands in the face of your desires to not have warmth.

When that last heat was was emerging, any idiot would have said it was going to cool down 7 days later because heat rarely ever persists at this latitude. I am not aware of anyone stating it would last for weeks on end - that almost never happens. We are in a predominantly -NAO, whether the index is ever positive or not - this cooling is caused because the index is diving. The AO collapsed to some degree too, and the annulare ring of westerlies is also decending in latitude. None of which is tied into a recurving typhoon that can't be registered on the flow when the PNA isn't even correlated.

Math dude.

The typhoon recurved due to the strong trough swinging into the north Pacific, and that trough induced changes that did allow the trough to drop into NE. It's not really that the typhoon caused it, but rather was a signal to watch for a trough later, since the movement of the typhoon was a product of the pattern.

Thanks Brian, Tip OK but my desire to not have warmth? any idiot?, I have had enough of your condescending crap. Drop it.

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