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Doldrums of weather heading into June


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Can anyone say torch??

HPC riding it like lightning. Love it

STRONG AND LARGE NEGATIVE 500 HPA ANOMALY EXPECTED TO DEVELOP

SOUTH OF THE ALEUTIANS WILL ALLOW RIDGING TO BUILD ACROSS THE

EASTERN PACIFIC WITH TIME...WHICH WILL RE-ESTABLISH A TROUGH IN

THE WEST AND CAUSE RIDGING TO BUILD IN THE EAST. A MOBILE

POSITIVE ANOMALY IS EXPECTED TO EXPAND AS IT MOVES EAST FROM

ATLANTIC CANADA...CAUSING A DEEP CYCLONE TO REMAIN PARKED

NORTHEAST OF BERMUDA/SOUTHEAST OF ATLANTIC CANADA AND NOT ALLOW

TROUGHING ANYWHERE NEAR THE EAST COAST /RULING OUT THE 00Z

CANADIAN SOLUTION/.

I'm not sure that a lack of troughing = torch. I think it meanas there won't be troughing.

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It seems like everytime there's a big torch in the long range, it gets muted or is non-existent....even going back to the beginning of May. Times like when Memorial Day Weekend was supposed to see runners dropping dead at BTV type heat that turned into lows near 50F and highs mid 70s. This week was supposed to be the next big torch and I don't see anything close to that (torch now would be 90+ at BDL/CON/CEF).

I guess eventually it will come but there's been several false alarms so far. Boy cried wolf syndrom...I'll believe it when I see it.

Maybe a little above average and nice...but TORCH? Eventually we'll get a day or two of 90s in the big river valleys, but if BDL is only hitting 83-85F and hills in the 70s, that's not a torch for June.

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I'm not sure that a lack of troughing = torch. I think it meanas there won't be troughing.

Even ALB is now seeing it

THEREAFTER...WE WILL KEEP THE WEATHER DRY FOR NOW AND TEMPERATURES

BEGINNING TO CLIMB ABOVE SEASONABLE LEVELS ALONG WITH HIGHER

DEWPOINTS GIVEN THE LACK OF THERMALLY ADVECTIVE CHANGES SEEN IN THE

ENSEMBLES THIS MORNING.

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Even ALB is now seeing it

THEREAFTER...WE WILL KEEP THE WEATHER DRY FOR NOW AND TEMPERATURES

BEGINNING TO CLIMB ABOVE SEASONABLE LEVELS ALONG WITH HIGHER

DEWPOINTS GIVEN THE LACK OF THERMALLY ADVECTIVE CHANGES SEEN IN THE

ENSEMBLES THIS MORNING.

Too bad you don't live near there. BOX is just screaming "TORCH"

WEDNESDAY ONWARD...

EXPECT PRECIP TO SLOWLY BEING LATE TUESDAY NIGHT AND SPREAD AREA

WIDE BY WEDNESDAY. EXTENDED COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH NORTHERN NEW

ENGLAND WILL STALL OVER THE REGION ON WEDNESDAY WHILE A LOW PRESSURE

SYSTEM MOVING UP FROM THE MID ATLANTIC DURING THE MID WEEK MAY

INFLUENCE THE PRECIP CHANCES ACROSS THE AREA. REGARDLESS BELIEVE

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WILL HAVE THE BEST CHANCE FOR PRECIP TO

OCCUR. CONTINUED WITH MENTION OF THUNDERSTORMS AS SYSTEM STILL LOOKS

DESCENT. OTHERWISE EXPECT TEMPS AT OR BELOW NORMAL DUE TO CLOUD

COVER AND SHOWERS.

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Can anyone say torch??

HPC riding it like lightning. Love it

STRONG AND LARGE NEGATIVE 500 HPA ANOMALY EXPECTED TO DEVELOP

SOUTH OF THE ALEUTIANS WILL ALLOW RIDGING TO BUILD ACROSS THE

EASTERN PACIFIC WITH TIME...WHICH WILL RE-ESTABLISH A TROUGH IN

THE WEST AND CAUSE RIDGING TO BUILD IN THE EAST. A MOBILE

POSITIVE ANOMALY IS EXPECTED TO EXPAND AS IT MOVES EAST FROM

ATLANTIC CANADA...CAUSING A DEEP CYCLONE TO REMAIN PARKED

NORTHEAST OF BERMUDA/SOUTHEAST OF ATLANTIC CANADA AND NOT ALLOW

TROUGHING ANYWHERE NEAR THE EAST COAST /RULING OUT THE 00Z

CANADIAN SOLUTION/.

no Ens support, looks very normal. It does not have to always be extreme. A torch in June would be 90s/65

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Too bad you don't live near there. BOX is just screaming "TORCH"

WEDNESDAY ONWARD...

EXPECT PRECIP TO SLOWLY BEING LATE TUESDAY NIGHT AND SPREAD AREA

WIDE BY WEDNESDAY. EXTENDED COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH NORTHERN NEW

ENGLAND WILL STALL OVER THE REGION ON WEDNESDAY WHILE A LOW PRESSURE

SYSTEM MOVING UP FROM THE MID ATLANTIC DURING THE MID WEEK MAY

INFLUENCE THE PRECIP CHANCES ACROSS THE AREA. REGARDLESS BELIEVE

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WILL HAVE THE BEST CHANCE FOR PRECIP TO

OCCUR. CONTINUED WITH MENTION OF THUNDERSTORMS AS SYSTEM STILL LOOKS

DESCENT. OTHERWISE EXPECT TEMPS AT OR BELOW NORMAL DUE TO CLOUD

COVER AND SHOWERS.

Haha, Rick will be in the low 80's while Blizz shivers in the rain with temps in the 60's.lol

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Haha, Rick will be in the low 80's while Blizz shivers in the rain with temps in the 60's.lol

Normal

Today: A slight chance of showers after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 79. West wind between 5 and 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Tonight: A chance of showers, mainly before 1am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 57. Calm wind. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 81. Calm wind becoming south between 4 and 7 mph.

Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 53. South wind around 5 mph becoming calm.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 77. South wind between 5 and 11 mph.

Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 57.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 77.

Tuesday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 64. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Wednesday: A chance of showers. Cloudy, with a high near 75. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

Wednesday Night: A chance of showers. Cloudy, with a low around 63. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

Thursday: A chance of showers. Cloudy, with a high near 77. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

Thursday Night: A chance of showers. Cloudy, with a low around 61. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 78.

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It seems like everytime there's a big torch in the long range, it gets muted or is non-existent....even going back to the beginning of May. Times like when Memorial Day Weekend was supposed to see runners dropping dead at BTV type heat that turned into lows near 50F and highs mid 70s. This week was supposed to be the next big torch and I don't see anything close to that (torch now would be 90+ at BDL/CON/CEF).

I guess eventually it will come but there's been several false alarms so far. Boy cried wolf syndrom...I'll believe it when I see it.

Maybe a little above average and nice...but TORCH? Eventually we'll get a day or two of 90s in the big river valleys, but if BDL is only hitting 83-85F and hills in the 70s, that's not a torch for June.

it was a TORCH end of march when I was up in Killington and temps were well into the 80s

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Just a beautiful Saturday morning up here...45F and low ground fog with sunlight streaming in from above. Thin layer of fog in the 700-900ft elevation band with everything above that crystal clear with mid 40s.

What a weekend for the tourists and locals...

Today: Mostly Sunny. Highs in the mid-70s.

Tonight: Clear. Lows in the lower to mid 40s.

Tomorrow: Mostly Sunny. Highs near 80.

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it was a TORCH end of march when I was up in Killington and temps were well into the 80s

Yes that was 100 year heat around March 20th in NNE.

Since then it's been a lot of false alarms....April was actually pretty snowy in the mtns. I don't remember any big torches since then.

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Definitely a warmer look to the EC ens last night and the op is a torch toward the end of the run. The western Atlantic troughing relaxes a bit and the ridge is able to build more eastward instead of getting squeezed up toward Hudson Bay.

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Definitely a warmer look to the EC ens last night and the op is a torch toward the end of the run. The western Atlantic troughing relaxes a bit and the ridge is able to build more eastward instead of getting squeezed up toward Hudson Bay.

The op has been a torch at the end of the run it seems on every 0Z run for a month, then reality strikes.

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Definitely a warmer look to the EC ens last night and the op is a torch toward the end of the run. The western Atlantic troughing relaxes a bit and the ridge is able to build more eastward instead of getting squeezed up toward Hudson Bay.

Sssh..Ginx thinks normal or below..Let's let him learn to read ensembles on his own

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