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Go west young Matmo..go west

 

Not much spread here at all with 18z GEFS + GFS. Convinced Typhoon #Matmo going to Taiwan. pic.twitter.com/6jJdcnlSqc

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Euro and ens got troughier and colder in the East just like Ventrice said would happen, NBC CT agrees

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    80° | 59°
    Cloudy
    Hum.: 55%
    Precip.: 10%
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Defining "hottest time of day" as the hours between 12 and 5 PM, BOS has a temp less than or equal to 72 with a dew point less than or equal to 54 on average 7.9 hours every July.

Where have you been? You have been missed! Way to come in laying the fire

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not sure I would call today a beach morning....brrr

plenty o folks on vacation in cottages on the beach borrowing MPMs shawl this Am, yea not a good day for them, warms up once the clouds break though if they do. Tomorrow looks cloudy, worst weekend all summer so far aand only because of clouds and cool not rain. Oddly it coincides with my first weekend work assignment all summer, lol, lucky. Have Mon Tuesday off which looks pretty nice .

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Meh, probably gives us highs around 80 and lows in the mid 60's. Pretty much par for what this summer has offered to date.

Funny how this time last year we were having one of our hottest stretches of the summer. I believe it was 100 at ewr a couple days in a row

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Ventrice didn't say they would get cooler..only to expect changes depending on what Matmo did. It's now moving west and forecast to continue west. Meaning any toughing is weak, and transient and might not happen at all. Same thing that happened this upcoming week. Was supposed to be trough in east..instead we roast and dew

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Helluva roast , torrid weather stretch for Tolland, where does he get this stuff, may not touch 90 Wed

  • Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.
  • Wednesday Night   Partly cloudy, with a low around 69.
  • Thursday   A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 83. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
  • Thursday Night   A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 63. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
  • Friday   A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 79. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
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Ventrice didn't say they would get cooler..only to expect changes depending on what Matmo did. It's now moving west and forecast to continue west. Meaning any toughing is weak, and transient and might not happen at all. Same thing that happened this upcoming week. Was supposed to be trough in east..instead we roast and dew

Yes he did, showed Euro Ens negative changes as it sensed the nW movement of the typhoon, huge huge pig arse ridge out west reinforced, Euro Ens got even colder last night, a couple of HHH days then back into the trough, on all models, ens. Looks like many business days coming up to end the month, could be a massive business like atmosphere for the last 7 days of the month.

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Tue looks warm...Wed looks seasonably hot. Then we'll have to see how that late week trough/low plays out. In the far extended, the ecens still have the big trough in the east, but shifted the axis a little west toward the eastern GL. The last cool down was centered out that way so it wouldn't be shocking to see a repeat.

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Tue looks warm...Wed looks seasonably hot. Then we'll have to see how that late week trough/low plays out. In the far extended, the ecens still have the big trough in the east, but shifted the axis a little west toward the eastern GL. The last cool down was centered out that way so it wouldn't be shocking to see a repeat.

No need to produce facts to dispute silly machine generated pretty graphs. There's only one who is always right. We'll just ignore another west moving Typhoon and think it will play no role.

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Outside every one of your posts that refer to the summer as being cool and comfortable, no.

Dews my man dews, reading comprehension for your loss. never ever once said this was not anything but a very very fine normal summer with comfortable dews dominating, no 90s so far in my hood, 1 high heat index day, who could ask for more. 

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Tue looks warm...Wed looks seasonably hot. Then we'll have to see how that late week trough/low plays out. In the far extended, the ecens still have the big trough in the east, but shifted the axis a little west toward the eastern GL. The last cool down was centered out that way so it wouldn't be shocking to see a repeat.

Pretty solid consensus all the three majors for no high heat to end the month would be a good call. businessmen like.

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No need to produce facts to dispute silly machine generated pretty graphs. There's only one who is always right. We'll just ignore another west moving Typhoon and think it will play no role.

I asked you for links, facts etc . I produced charts, graphs, model depictions. You mention some energy met. 

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That's a fun graphic. 

About this time last year in the midst of a torrid heat wave the first signs of the complete pattern change showed up. Energy mets  were not convinced and insisted on a continued torrid summer. The rubber band snapped and we have not looked back since that week. I am not seeing anything to indicate yet that our current persistent trough, weak HP trough routine changes anytime soon. In fact overnight runs seemed to indicate it becomes more persistent. Pretty normal temp regime with no extremes seem to be our lot for a while. As Rick Logan pointed out we are losing a 1.40 per day now.

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Outside every one of your posts that refer to the summer as being cool and comfortable, no.

This summer has been comfortable. The only reason it's above normal is because full sun/low dew days are going to be warmer this time of year. They still are comfortable and the nights are great. We've had some rainy stretches which keep the nights warmer. But if you ask anyone who doesn't know statistics, they will tell you that this summer has been very comfortable. You can't always hide behind stats. If it rained between 2-4 am every night and was 80 and sunny all day, people would still say it is a dry, perfect summer. In fact we would be well above normal for precip.

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