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Summer update: With June in the books and modestly cooler than normal, the regional string is broken

Typhoon Tip

By Typhoon Tip,
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ORH_wxman

ORH_wxman

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That's a bummer!

I remember when the Mass Pike rest areas were mostly (or all) HoJo's Restaurants. Good memories of our trips out to the Cape in the 70's. You may be too young to recall that....

Yeah I don't remember that...most of the MA pike restaurants were Roy Rogers when I was younger.

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Logan11

Logan11

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That makes some sense because Marriott Corp. bought the HoJo's chain and Roy Rogers was also a Marriott restaurant. The ones on the MA Pike were probably company run.

I'm a former Roy Rogers employee...circa late 80's. LOL

Yeah I don't remember that...most of the MA pike restaurants were Roy Rogers when I was younger.

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ski MRG

ski MRG

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Ok, hope everyone gets out and has a blast today. Looks like a continued stratch of great weather with daily highs in the 70's to near 80 and overnight lows in the 40's and lower 50's. Couldn't be much sweeter unless it was snowing. Take advantage of the non-torch weather we are experiencing. The rest of the nation is roasting, those poor folks down in the MA, how they stand the high heat of Summer and the no snow Winters I'll never understand. Have a great one, heavy, heavy recreating incoming. GET AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER, GET OUTSIDE!!!!!

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Baroclinic Zone

Baroclinic Zone

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AWT...quick return to the heat/humidity we've had all month

THOUGH

SUBTROPICAL RIDGING POKING WESTWARD INTO THE MID-ATLANTIC AND

NORTHEAST SHOULD LEAD TO A RETURN OF HIGH TEMPERATURES INTO THE

90S BY THAT TIME.

And where did you pull that from? MtHolly?

Here is BOX's.

.LONG TERM /MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY/...

HIGHLIGHTS...

* LOOKS TO BE DRY OR AT LEAST MOSTLY DRY THROUGH THE ENTIRE

PERIOD

NO PARTICULAR PERIOD OF FOCUS FOR THE LONGER RANGE. REASONABLY

GOOD CONSISTENCY AMONG THE MEDIUM RANGE MODELS FOR THIS PERIOD

WITH RESPECT TO THE SYNOPTIC PATTERN. BROAD TROUGH OVER REGION

ALOFT AND WEAK SURFACE HIGH PRES COMBINE FOR WHAT LOOKS LIKE A

RELATIVELY BENIGN PERIOD. CONVECTIVE ACTIVITY EXPECTED TO BE

FOCUSED ALONG FRONTAL BOUNDARY WELL S OF THE AREA.

A LOW PRESSURE CENTER IS FORECAST BY THE GFS TO DEVELOP SOUTH OF

NANTUCKET LATE THU AND FRI...PASSING WELL TO THE SOUTHEAST OF THE

REGION. IT MAY BE CLOSE ENOUGH HOWEVER TO BRING A DECENT CHANCE OF

SHOWERS TO SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND PERHAPS A PORTION OF

RHODE ISLAND FOR A TIME LATE THU AND FRI. NORTHEAST WINDS COULD

HOLD TEMPERATURES DOWN IN THESE COASTAL AREAS. OTHERWISE...925 MB

TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO HOLD STEADY TUE-THU... THEN INCREASE

SUBSTANTIALLY FRI AND SAT...TO 25C IN NORTHERN MA AND SOUTHERN NH.

SO...EXPECTING HIGHS IN THE 80S MOST OF THE WEEK...REACHING INTO

THE LOWER 90S BY SAT EXCEPT LOWER IN SOUTHEAST MA. GRADIENT IS

LIGHT ENOUGH TO SUPPORT SEA BREEZES ALONG BOTH COASTS AT LEAST TUE

AND WED.

THE GFS AND ECMWF DO PRODUCE A SMATTERING OF 0.01-0.10 INCH QPF

AMOUNTS IN PORTIONS OF CT/WESTERN MA TUE AND WED AFTERNOONS AND

THERE IS A SMALL AMOUNT OF AVAILABLE CAPE...BUT CANNOT SEE MORE

THAN AN ISOLATED SHOWER OR TSTM.

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Damage In Tolland

Damage In Tolland

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4 of the last 6 days have features lows that have had a greater + departure than highs for BOS. Only one day July 1st had a high above 90. It's no wonder temps don't seem to be that bad since nobody feels that uncomfortable with temps near 70 at night. Temps in the 80s just are not a big deal. BOS avg high of 81 is a product of location. I'm sure areas just inland are less in the + departure. Not trying to spin it, just saying how it is. I do think my call near +2 could be in trouble especially since overnight lows will kill BOS without onshore flow.

Above normal is above normal..no matter how it's acheived. Nighttime lows have torched everyone..Looks like a torch, smells like a torch..it's a torch

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CoastalWx

CoastalWx

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Above normal is above normal..no matter how it's acheived. Nighttime lows have torched everyone..Looks like a torch, smells like a torch..it's a torch

That's a good way of justifying a torch. Bootleg Gibbs would say. All the days have been in the 80s except the 1st. better check in the pets and elderly. Temps near 70 are not torch. Yes it is above normal but that is a weak sauce argument to validate your torch.

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Damage In Tolland

Damage In Tolland

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That's a good way of justifying a torch. Bootleg Gibbs would say. All the days have been in the 80s except the 1st. better check in the pets and elderly. Temps near 70 are not torch. Yes it is above normal but that is a weak sauce argument to validate your torch.

???

BDL has had 4 days 90 or above and today should make 5

BOS seems a lock for my +3

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CoastalWx

CoastalWx

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But most folks live south of pike

:weenie:

It's going to be fun smacking the weenie out of you again this winter like I did all last winter. I still remember you calling me out saying I had balls to say you won't even get a half inch during this one storm in February. You had rain instead.

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Mr Torchey

Mr Torchey

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We are +6.4 for the month, with a projected high of 93 today, all out inferno, mega death torch here. Downslope Dandy today, this is when we sizzle.

Circle of Sizzle

Trinity of the Torch

Friends for Fire

Warmanistas for Global Warming

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