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After a nice weekend, the ugly head of humidity and summer return


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After a high of 73* here today which was fantastic, hopefully heading down to the upper 40's to low 50's tonight. Sitting at 61* currently with a dewpoint of 54*

Got down to 56* last night and was great to drive into work with the windows down. Dews were down into the 40's this morning, so effin awesome :)

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46 KOKV. Only 50.8 at my house but I'm slightly elevated.

Pretty impressive.

 

My therm bit the dust two weeks ago, so I don't know what it got to imby.  Aylor wxbug station reported 50F, but that thing is notoriously iffy and WINC reported 49F, though I don't know where their studio is located.  I would guess that at my elevation we made it into the 40s.  KOKV really bottomed out, though. 

 

Anyway, yesterday, last night, and this morning was the nicest Aug weather in my immediate memory. Mowing the grass yesterday evening in that refreshingly cool breeze and dry air was an absolute pleasure.

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Pretty impressive temps for mid-August, and a real nice morning.  However, I'm bummed that the weekend has taken a turn for the worse.  It's been a number of years since I've seen a summer with so many cloudy, cool, rainy days.  The swimming pools down the road have spent a lot of this summer nearly empty.  If the pattern of repeated cold-air mass intrusions into the central and east were to somehow continue into the winter, it would make for a pretty interesting cold season.  I'm curious to see what happens with the overall pattern as we proceed into Fall.

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Pretty impressive temps for mid-August, and a real nice morning.  However, I'm bummed that the weekend has taken a turn for the worse.  It's been a number of years since I've seen a summer with so many cloudy, cool, rainy days.  The swimming pools down the road have spent a lot of this summer nearly empty.  If the pattern of repeated cold-air mass intrusions into the central and east were to somehow continue into the winter, it would make for a pretty interesting cold season.  I'm curious to see what happens with the overall pattern as we proceed into Fall.

 

 

The most I have seen of my pool lately is to clean it after a storm. Been too damn cool to swim.

 

Seriously hoping for at least one more decent heat wave before its time to close it for the season

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