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August 2019 Discussion


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Fall sports practices/scrimmages are happy 

Saturday night through Monday...

With a large high pressure area extending across Quebec and 
northern New England, a return northeasterly wind flow will 
bring cool temperatures across the region especially along east 
coastal areas into early next week. 

With the onshore wind flow, the long ocean fetch will bring 
increasing low level moisture westward. So, can not rule out 
periods of spotty light rain and/or showers at times mainly over
the weekend. By Monday, it appears the southern extend of the 
large ridge will start to shift into N Mass, which will bring 
drier conditions across the entire region with good subsidence. 
So, any spotty precip early should end, though clouds may linger
across eastern and S coastal areas through the day. 

Expect daytime highs mainly in the lower to mid 70s, but may 
not break 70 along the immediate E coast as well as outer Cape 
Cod and Nantucket. 

With the long fetch across the western Atlc, will see E to NE 
winds gusting up to 25-30 mph along the E coast both Sunday and 
Monday.
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9 hours ago, weathafella said:

Last night for me in New England till after Labor Day.  Feels like summer.  Oncoming autumn is always sad to me. Fall and winter is a metaphor for aging.  Loss of viability and elasticity.

Thankfully snow more than makes up for it.   So on this summer night-summer hanging on but inevitably losing its grip-I softly whisper to all of you my friends-long live winter-that refrain will become louder until we can’t hear anything else soon enough.

Maker's Mark ... ? - or something more top-o like Cognac this time -

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Flow essentially parallels the front ...  The clearing presses SEward pretty much at whatever the rate or the entire trough displacement is... But you can see that happening on hi res vis loop..  slowly.  Everyone sees sun today ... less SE...  

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