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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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Typhoon Tip

Typhoon Tip

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LWM is 65 and fog, BVY down to 64 and fog.

 

Though winds have turned/backed E along many shore locations, I don't think the BD made it that far S, or perhaps it has but it's too shallow and termed.  PWM was E for awhile with 74/64, but didn't get the temp kick back until the wind accelerated and gusted NE for awhile.  They are now back to E with similar drift as Logan.  You'd think that a BD would take advantage ...for lack of better word, of an E turn, but perhaps the advance E of the mid lvl S/W, off the coast, is abutting it.  I dunno.   But, if the NAM is right about the low deepening a few MBs below the ambient p, and so far S and W, that might induce an impetus to remotivate the boundary through.  It hasn't come through here in Ayer like I thought it would by now.  And seeing as Lawrence has a 61 DP, I'm thinking the boundary is near that area in NE Mass for the time being. 

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Nice will do you anticipate dews into upper 50's tonite or hold

 

64 and fog is humid. That's an RH of 98% or higher, and that is NE of you, where you are in Wakefield.  There doesn't appear to be a lot of momentum left of this BD at moment, but as I was just describing for Will, it may yet move SW more when/if that low does develop SW of SNE.  We'll see, but for now, you are still half-assed warm sectored. 

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BDF is down into CT. BDL and IJD all have light north to northeast winds.

A BDF with a dew of 70? lol..

 

It's up in Maine

 

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM THIS MORNING/...

430 AM UPDATE...MINOR UPDATES TO THE FORECAST TO ACCOUNT FOR

CURRENT TRENDS. BACK DOOR COLD FRONT STILL IS TRYING TO EDGE INTO

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND EARLY THIS MORNING. APPEARS THAT IT IS

CURRENTLY BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SANFORD MAINE PER DEWPOINT

DIFFERENCES.

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CoastalWx

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A BDF with a dew of 70? lol..

 

It's up in Maine

 

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM THIS MORNING/...

430 AM UPDATE...MINOR UPDATES TO THE FORECAST TO ACCOUNT FOR

CURRENT TRENDS. BACK DOOR COLD FRONT STILL IS TRYING TO EDGE INTO

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND EARLY THIS MORNING. APPEARS THAT IT IS

CURRENTLY BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SANFORD MAINE PER DEWPOINT

DIFFERENCES.

 

No it isn't. A BDF does not have to mean 55/54.

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moneypitmike

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Spent the day in Bangor and Orono yesterday.  Felt like fall with temps only reaching the mid 60's.  When teh rains moved in toward evening, temps dropped into the upper 50's.  By the time I got down to Rt 2/495, the car was reading 70* (at 10:00p.m.).

 

Only got down to 63.0 here last night.

 

Currently, 64.5/64 with sun trying to break through.

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