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We appear to near the threshold into a new pattern - good opportunity to start a new forecast/banter

Typhoon Tip

By Typhoon Tip,
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Yes ...some introduction of the BD back into the fray after a 5 cycle sabbatical. 

 

Honestly, this is New Enlgand?    why would anyone ever discount the prospect of a BD in the one place on the planet that has them so frequently that it was required a definition of the phenomenon be made..

 

By the way -  yes the GGEM tends to be a bit TC happy in its middle+ ranges, but I would not be so quick to discount a western Carr/Gulf spin up during that time frame.  Currently the MJO progs show a strong and concerted (among the members) phase 8 transition to phase 1 in the MJO.  In the winter we may be inclined to flush over with after-glow (if you get my drift) upon seeing that ... but during the summer and tropical seasons that is a positive correlation for favorable SW Atlantic Basin.  Time will tell..

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joey2002

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Pretty nasty out still, but not as bad as yesterday. Looks like we got the most oppressive day out of the way early this week.

 

Yeah, yesterday was insane... close to 90/75 at one point here. 

 

1st floor of our house got up to 88 degrees, but thankfully the storms cooled things down quite a bit. 

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Yeah, yesterday was insane... close to 90/75 at one point here. 

 

1st floor of our house got up to 88 degrees, but thankfully the storms cooled things down quite a bit. 

My junior year of college I had a 3rd floor (top floor) apartment and before I got an A/C, I had some temperatures reach the lower 90's indoors...

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My junior year of college I had a 3rd floor (top floor) apartment and before I got an A/C, I had some temperatures reach the lower 90's indoors...

 

Ouch, that's brutal sleeping weather, lol. 

 

Our top floor will reach the mid 90s during hot days with full sun, but thankfully we have bedroom A/C units up there. 

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Ouch, that's brutal sleeping weather, lol. 

 

Our top floor will reach the mid 90s during hot days with full sun, but thankfully we have bedroom A/C units up there.

 

Before the renovation of the building where my office is located, it had very few AC units and inside temps would get to around 90 if we had 3+ days of hot wx - took that long for all the brick and stone to heat up, but once hot it radiated heat like a Russian fireplace. Back then only the Forest Service was fully computerized (had to track over 4,000 active timber harvests statewide) and their computer "nest" boasted most of the AC, in a plastic-wrap "bubble" to keep the electronics functional.

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Great call by Tim Kelley a while ago about not having more than 2 dry days in a row in New England...last time the local ASOS at MVL (Morrisville-Stowe) went more than 2 days in a row without precipitation was the three day period of May 5th through 7th.

 

Anyone want to wager on the next time we go 3 consecutive days without a trace of precipitation?

 

The stats are currently, 38 out of the past 48 days have reported precipitation.  In June, there has been precipitation on 20 out of 25 days this month.  Only 5 scattered days without precipitation, no more than 48 hours of dry weather at a time.

 

And it sounds like we are about to get inundated again over the next week with SOS signals?

 

 

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