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July 4th Extended Weekend Weather Discussion


Quincy

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85.5/ 75. Wow.

Where are the mid 60 dews discussed yesterday?

MET MOS brings them in tomorrow, but I'm really not buying it. I've noticed even the MAV MOS has been running a bit too low for minimum temperatures and overall dew-points at some stations over the past week or so. Plenty of nights that got stuck in the low to mid-70's, where MOS wanted to bring readings down into the upper 60's.

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MET MOS brings them in tomorrow, but I'm really not buying it. I've noticed even the MAV MOS has been running a bit too low for minimum temperatures and overall dew-points at some stations over the past week or so. Plenty of nights that got stuck in the low to mid-70's, where MOS wanted to bring readings down into the upper 60's.

Yeah with the WAR overhead you aren't gonna mix down low dews
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And the high dews are occurring at the expense of those ridiculous temperatures MOS was spitting out. 

 

Yeh I think MOS is also a little dry, but it's natural for dews to drop a bit during prime heating....not that it will even be noticeable with the dam heat.

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I figured if the ridge axis was overhead it would be hard for the bottom layers to mix out. Plus you're not down sloping . Either way this is an impressive stretch

 

Winds are light WSW, but the "dry air aloft" is still rather high. So, you won't really dry out.

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Yeh I think MOS is also a little dry, but it's natural for dews to drop a bit during prime heating....not that it will even be noticeable with the dam heat.

 

Especially where people live in all that vegetation.

 

I could live with this if we were advecting some sort of EML overhead, but we can't buy a decent event when our mid levels are originating in Florida.

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Especially where people live in all that vegetation.

 

I could live with this if we were advecting some sort of EML overhead, but we can't buy a decent event when our mid levels are originating in Florida.

 

That's how I feel with the heat. It would be great tracking severe wx, but this ridge is killing chances, especially down this way.

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That's how I feel with the heat. It would be great tracking severe wx, but this ridge is killing chances, especially down this way.

 

Not really ideal severe weather day when I'm seeing standing lenticular over MWN. Capping over them means our lapse rates suck.

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No relief right to the beaches.

@capecodweather: 88°F with a dewpoint of 75°F in P-town...heat index of 98°F. Hot right out to the beaches this afternoon.

No better spot to bust out your speedo rev. 93f in torchtown,ma (boston) What a pattern we are in
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It's waffling over LL Bean in Freeport right now, no relief for GYX today.

 

Probably missing the best period of the summer up at the Lake. Oh well, at least it will be warm when I go up there later this month. Hopefully you can fire off a few polygons over western Carroll and northeast Belknap county while I'm there.

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Probably missing the best period of the summer up at the Lake. Oh well, at least it will be warm when I go up there later this month. Hopefully you can fire off a few polygons over western Carroll and northeast Belknap county while I'm there.

 

I'm warning forecaster today, hopefully I can issue my first SVR in more than a year.

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It's waffling over LL Bean in Freeport right now, no relief for GYX today.

 

It sure wasn't up to Five Islands in Georgetown before 2:00.  was enjoying my lobster and steamers on the dock--the car therm was reading 86.

 

Not bad now on the in-laws now shaded deck over the Kennebec in Bath with a breeze (note c-pick's comments in the ohter pinned thread).

 

Meanwhile, back at the Pit, temps backed down from the 88.2 high to the current 87.0/71.  Will be back there later tonight.

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