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Cool down and trough return June 23rd-27th seals the deal


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LOL

Who is this "we" you always talk about? I can think of about 90% of SNE posters who were loving the days prior to the heat when lows were in the 40s and highs in the 70s. Heck TAN was clicking 41F and 42F lows to posters' delight.

Spin, spin away. I think you are in the minority about high heat, not majority like you make it seem ;)

We are the normal ,sane people who enjoy warm/hot summers that make up a majority of this forum. A mild 2-3 day period starts tomorrow and then back to AN normal again by end of week/next weekend..No cool or chilly, just mild. this week..then torch again. Don S is just roasting July. So is Gibbs. Both have been great this yr

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We are the normal ,sane people who enjoy warm/hot summers that make up a majority of this forum. A mild 2-3 day period starts tomorrow and then back to AN normal again by end of week/next weekend..No cool or chilly, just mild. this week..then torch again. Don S is just roasting July. So is Gibbs. Both have been great this yr

Please, is this the same Gibbs that said a torch June? lol. Highs will be below normal most of this week and there is nothing indicated but a brief shot of transient warmth next weekend. You've lost what little credibility you had. Give up on it dude. You made a bad call on this summer, that's all, it doesn't make you a bad person. A bad forecaster yes, but you're still a decent guy.

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We are the normal ,sane people who enjoy warm/hot summers that make up a majority of this forum. A mild 2-3 day period starts tomorrow and then back to AN normal again by end of week/next weekend..No cool or chilly, just mild. this week..then torch again. Don S is just roasting July. So is Gibbs. Both have been great this yr

Ha the majority do not like hot summers, sorry. We don't want it to be 60s and rain but aside from you and LL, everyone else could do without the 90s. The majority seem to enjoy 70-80F with cool sleeping weather.

Tip even lost it last week when it was 97F in FIT. Luckily for most of us, aside from the BDL Tarmac, days of 90+ are not the norm.

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Ha the majority do not like hot summers, sorry. We don't want it to be 60s and rain but aside from you and LL, everyone else could do without the 90s. The majority seem to enjoy 70-80F with cool sleeping weather.

Tip even lost it last week when it was 97F in FIT. Luckily for most of us, aside from the BDL Tarmac, days of 90+ are not the norm.

I don't see how days and days in the mid to upper 90's with high humidity is fun.

Another thing is that if you want to see weather like that and you live in SNE, then you are setting yourself up for a big letdown, and of you do want weather like that, you should just move to the south where they see it almost every day in the summer.

I'd rather have temps in the low teens with snow over a heat wave any day.

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With the trough over New England the big heat still stays to our SW...maybe we get a piece of the heat to come in ahead of a system for a day or two of near 90F in the hot spots, but overall it looks fairly normal over the next couple of weeks. By that I mean some slightly BN days and some AN days. It looks like a brutal stretch for the upper Midwest though.

Brian, there is no room for common sense here and meteorology. You know better.

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I don't see what the issue is, really. It was 90 to a 100F last week, we've transitioned out, it's cooler..

Moving right along. Both operational ECM and GFS agree that a -2SD closed trough will evolve over New England this week. There is plenty of teleconnector support for that with a new nadir in the NAO, which is west based yet again. It's less clear to me whether this system will spin up a lower level surface reflection as the Euro has it, or if it will mean high destablization with periodic rains of convective nature. Either way, this enjoy a top 10 day that lands on a weekend, because it will be different through at least Wednesday.

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I don't see what the issue is, really. It was 90 to a 100F last week, we've transitioned out, it's cooler..

Moving right along. Both operational ECM and GFS agree that a -2SD closed trough will evolve over New England this week. There is plenty of teleconnector support for that with a new nadir in the NAO, which is west based yet again. It's less clear to me whether this system will spin up a lower level surface reflection as the Euro has it, or if it will mean high destablization with periodic rains of convective nature. Either way, this enjoy a top 10 day that lands on a weekend, because it will be different through at least Wednesday.

How dare you post a reasonable assessment! Heding to the beach.....does not get much better than today....80s with no humidity.

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BOX clearly excited about the upcoming normal to above week.

WHAT CONCERNS ME IS THE ATYPICAL CONDITIONS FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

ECHOING PREV FORECASTERS THOUGHTS...THERE WILL BE AN ABUNDANCE OF

CLOUDS AND IT IS PLAUSIBLE TO SEE RECORD MINIMUM HIGH TEMPERATURES

FOR THE PERIOD UNDER PREVAILING NWLY FLOW.

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BOX clearly excited about the upcoming normal to above week.

WHAT CONCERNS ME IS THE ATYPICAL CONDITIONS FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

ECHOING PREV FORECASTERS THOUGHTS...THERE WILL BE AN ABUNDANCE OF

CLOUDS AND IT IS PLAUSIBLE TO SEE RECORD MINIMUM HIGH TEMPERATURES

FOR THE PERIOD UNDER PREVAILING NWLY FLOW.

That's a torch-pipe statement right there for ya.

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BOX clearly excited about the upcoming normal to above week.

WHAT CONCERNS ME IS THE ATYPICAL CONDITIONS FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

ECHOING PREV FORECASTERS THOUGHTS...THERE WILL BE AN ABUNDANCE OF

CLOUDS AND IT IS PLAUSIBLE TO SEE RECORD MINIMUM HIGH TEMPERATURES

FOR THE PERIOD UNDER PREVAILING NWLY FLOW.

LOL! Ouch for the Torch Twins.

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If only it were winter... cyclonic NW flow upslope wringing out all that moisture... in the form of rain.

BY TUESDAY...UPPER LEVEL LOW BEGINS TO SLIDE EASTWARD...WITH

COASTAL CYCLOGENESIS OCCURRING OFF THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND

COASTLINE. SIGNIFICANT MODEL DIFFERENCES EXIST ON THE HANDLING OF THIS

COASTAL LOW...BUT WITH UPPER LOW OVERHEAD AND PRESENCE OF A

COASTAL LOW...NORTHERLY FLOW AND SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED. GIVEN

ABUNDANT MOISTURE AND NORTH TO NORTHWEST WINDS...SOME NORTHWEST

FLOW UPSLOPE RAIN SHOWERS LIKELY AND PRECIP AMOUNTS COULD START TO

ADD UP IN THE NORTHERN GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Congrat's me :axe:

Tomorrow morning we have a special function at the top of the Gondola, so I get to ride a 4-wheeler to the summit restaurant at 6am in the pouring rain and temps in the 40s. I busted out the under armour long underwear for the morning. Its like Kev's worst nightmare at the end of June... wearing jackets and hats as temps in the 40s coincide with 30-40mph wind-blown rain.

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