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How are we defining "rare"? Do you have the stats to prove we're running +2SD the last couple of weeks? I don't so heck, maybe we are, but anecdotally it feels like a typical stretch of Summer humidity. And yes, I'd agree it's above normal. I just don't feel we're in "rare" territory.

Weenies love going by anecdotal accounts. It hasn't been that rare at all. Dewpoints have been mostly in the 60s aside from today locally.

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Weenies love going by anecdotal accounts. It hasn't been that rare at all. Dewpoints have been mostly in the 60s aside from today locally.

 

Yeah I've noticed during the past few days that the highest dews in SNE have been in central CT for some reason.

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Hey! Finally a day without rain...nice evening up here in the Greens with low 70s and dews at a more comfortable low 60s.

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you may have spoken too soon!  Severe storm near Middlebury and heading northeast.  It may skirt you, but I wouldn't bet against rain for any odds in this pattern.

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Weenies love going by anecdotal accounts. It hasn't been that rare at all. Dewpoints have been mostly in the 60s aside from today locally.

 

Exactly. I'm not sure why every stretch of humid weather has to be "extreme" and "rare". Every heat wave has to be "dangerous". Every downpour has to be "massive". 

 

Sometimes downpours are downpours, humid days are just humid days, and heat waves are rather run of the mill. 

 

Unfortunately a certain poster hypes everything up to make it seem like the sky is falling. 

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Exactly. I'm not sure why every stretch of humid weather has to be "extreme" and "rare". Every heat wave has to be "dangerous". Every downpour has to be "massive".

Sometimes downpours are downpours, humid days are just humid days, and heat waves are rather run of the mill.

Unfortunately a certain poster hypes everything up to make it seem like the sky is falling.

How does tomorrow look? I've really been out of the loop...but SOS potential?

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you may have spoken too soon! Severe storm near Middlebury and heading northeast. It may skirt you, but I wouldn't bet against rain for any odds in this pattern.

I spoke way too soon.

Pouring now with a line developing upstream so it could rain for a bit now as this boundary lifts NWward.

So much for a dry day. 44 out of 54 now with at least a trace of precipitation. Only 10 dry days since like May 6th.

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I spoke way too soon.

Pouring now with a line developing upstream so it could rain for a bit now as this boundary lifts NWward.

So much for a dry day. 44 out of 54 now with at least a trace of precipitation. Only 10 dry days since like May 6th.

my friend in Randolph Vt says they are now gettin crushd at the college. Also have a friend heading to smuggs tmrw, watch the area in those mtns get 4-5 inches. Is the stuff moving into n vt suppose to stick around
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How are we defining "rare"? Do you have the stats to prove we're running +2SD the last couple of weeks? I don't so heck, maybe we are, but anecdotally it feels like a typical stretch of Summer humidity. And yes, I'd agree it's above normal. I just don't feel we're in "rare" territory.

i would say that with the next cold front far away we are in a rare pattern of PROLONG'D humidity for lot of folks particularly in SNE for late june . Im not talking temps at all, just dews. Run dew points for PVD , TAN, OWD BED BOS the last week plus and add the next several days to it. I would wager money this is a rare period we are in WRT to the percentage of hours spent in humid conditions (aoa 65 dews) for the calendar. I would say by rare that it happens once every ten years or less in june. But honestly i dont think the data for this could be put together easily lol.
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