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1 hour ago, Ginx snewx said:

COC!! As we all like. Next week will be spectacular when the front clears and we breathe in the fresh Canadian air. Men in suits taking pictures everywhere.  It's what we all love. No dews in sight after a couple of muggy cloudy rainy days. Some may actually open their windows and live on the edge. 

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What a stretch, what a stretch incoming...it’s what June was created for. 

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15 hours ago, dendrite said:

idk...19-20C is pretty impressive up there. Seems pretty supportive of the widespread 90-95F temps.

Kinda funny to see 20C 850s up in NNE and only 12C over NJ.

People either don't get it, or don't care... and I feel like I'm yelling at an empty room ( lol ) ...but this is indirectly related to the expanding HC stuff - which is empirically measured and papered, btw so folks that care to understand oddities as they get more common, really should give a shit... 

But, what happens is, the easterly band in the Atlantic quadrature of the total HC belt ... has a widening latitude, and that displaces the westerlies over top ..pushing toward high latitudes ... It's why we've seen increased actual tropical wave activity, along with eddy captured Saharan air-layer dust running up as high as the Carolinas in recent decade .... But, this may happen more frequently...where the Mid Atlantic ends up more SE with eastern heat patterns ...where they were SSW mid way through last century...  and that's humid/elevated nightimes, but damped higher temperature flow for them. But indirect to all this, the continental heat delivery belt ends up higher in latitude.   

It's not at all times...duh. And there will be times where the more familiar paradigms set up ...obviously these things have blurred climate lines... But, this whole synoptic evolution leading to this three day ridge/warm pattern was modeled to have an unusually wide expanse of easterly-type trade belt S of Bermuda ...and the rest state of the exiting lower tropospheric ridge glided right straight east over top and did not assume the traditional position more SE of Cape Cod toward Bermuda... the result was that the heat belt was displaced N-NW... 

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

People either don't get it, or don't care... and I feel like I'm yelling at an empty room ( lol ) ...but this is indirectly related to the expanding HC stuff - which is empirically measured and papered, btw so folks that care to understand oddities as they get more common, really should give a shit... 

But, what happens is, the easterly band in the Atlantic quadrature of the total HC belt ... has a widening latitude, and that displaces the westerlies over top ..pushing toward high latitudes ... It's why we've seen increased actual tropical wave activity, along with eddy captured Saharan air-layer dust running up as high as the Carolinas in recent decade .... But, this may happen more frequently...where the Mid Atlantic ends up more SE with eastern heat patterns ...where they were SSW mid way through last century...  and that's humid/elevated nightimes, but damped higher temperature flow for them. But indirect to all this, the continental heat delivery belt ends up higher in latitude.   

It's not at all times...duh. And there will be times where the more familiar paradigms set up ...obviously these things have blurred climate lines... But, this whole synoptic evolution leading to this three day ridge/warm pattern was modeled to have an unusually wide expanse of easterly-type trade belt S of Bermuda ...and the rest state of the exiting lower tropospheric ridge glided right straight east over top and did not assume the traditional position more SE of Cape Cod toward Bermuda... the result was that the heat belt was displaced N-NW... 

Except it’s happened kind of forever at times?  Maybe if it’s an all summer theme I can buy the speculative cause and effect...

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Just now, mreaves said:

76/62 here. The 10 mph breeze makes it feel sort of cool after the last 2 days

Has not been as hot as its been over your way here the last 2 days, Suppose to get to 86°F today, Have not been outside other then driving into work this am, But going to be swimming later at my boys pool this afternoon.

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This is awesome....only 72F and overcast. A little muggy, but at this temp with no sun, it's totally manageable. Went for a walk with the fam before a work meeting a while ago and it felt nice. Never broke a sweat.

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24 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

82/61

Yesterday at this time it was already 91F.

This feels more like standard fare hot weather for here.  Not nearly as exciting, ha.  

The forecast max temps on Sun/Mon/Tue are lower than our recent minimum temps...so that’ll be a trip.  

maybe some donwpours for you today 

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