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August 2020 Discussion


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I would say Monday could sneak 90 at BDL but looks like we may see a more NE or a more easterly component to the wind. And for the end of next week let's just settle this before we have to read through pages or argument. 

For SNE it could be rather hot towards the end of next week and we could pump in some lower 90's...NNE would be a completely different story. So...

if you live in NNE...yes refreshing or whatever word you want to use that isn't "hot" 

if you live in SNE...may not be done with the heat 

and with BDL having a shot to hit 90 today and tomorrow the record could be in jeopardy towards the end of next week 

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1 minute ago, Bostonseminole said:

Kev finally got the summer he wanted, hopefully he gets a tor and all wishes came true

We’ve had a lot of hot summers lately, but this one is the Yore we’ll share fondly with grandchildren. All that’s left is the Cat 3 or higher up the CT RV next month that’s coming for the grand finale .

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3 hours ago, weathafella said:

Through 8/12/2020

BOS:  +5.0

BDL: +5.5

PVD: +5.9

ORH: +6.1

 

 

We've finally started cooling off a bit relative to normal from SNE...

+2.5 at MVL and +1.6 at MPV. 

Even strung together 4 straight days below normal earlier in the month.  Certainly above normal but not the all out torch that June/July were.

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Interesting...  

If this so-called "cool-down" ends up more neutral, and the flow corrects back to the seasonal trend like the D9/10 operational 00Z Euro ... purporting in more elevated lows and Kelvin-Hemholtz fold-over heat blocks keeping the highs +5 without actually breaking any records, we may actually end up with a top 5 hot summer having comparatively fewer to no proper climo site records.

I think that's an interesting story if that does that - 

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11 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Interesting...  

If this so-called "cool-down" ends up more neutral, and the flow corrects back to the seasonal trend like the D9/10 operational 00Z Euro ... purporting in more elevated lows and Kelvin-Hemholtz fold-over heat blocks keeping the highs +5 without actually breaking any records, we may actually end up with a top 5 hot summer having comparatively fewer to no proper climo site records.

I think that's an interesting story if that does that - 

A few of us have been discussing that for several days 

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38 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

A few of us have been discussing that for several days 

yeah sorry ..been busy - but it is interesting... 

Welcome to global warming...  It's not so far fetched to imagine that it can be so unilaterally warmer than normal everywhere but still be less than extreme standard deviation heat - 

89/66 is like the hottest summer ever - hypothetically

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

yeah sorry ..been busy - but it is interesting... 

Welcome to global warming...  It's not so far fetched to imagine that it can be so unilaterally warmer than normal everywhere but still be less than extreme standard deviation heat - 

89/66 is like the hottest summer ever - hypothetically

Just kind of a slight mild down . Just can’t get a good fropa 

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3 hours ago, dendrite said:

One of the most forgettable summers up here weather wise.

AN temps, AN dews, one lightning strike closer than 2 miles and 7 of our 8 TS consisted of distant rumbles, though some had good RA.  Have yet to observe a lightning bolt this year.  For one like me who dislikes heat and loves noisy TS, it's a lose-lose.

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3 hours ago, powderfreak said:

We've finally started cooling off a bit relative to normal from SNE...

+2.5 at MVL and +1.6 at MPV. 

Even strung together 4 straight days below normal earlier in the month.  Certainly above normal but not the all out torch that June/July were.

Late June - the 38° low on 6/16 brought the month down to 1.7 BN.  Shortly thereafter we had a week of +9 (+6 to +13 and 2nd 90+ since 2005) that ensured the month would finish AN.  August is currently +2.9 after the past 3 days of +6, +8, +10.

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