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August Disco 2021. Do record dews continue?


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15 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

12z gfs , second run in a row with a cane at D 6-7 . Now going Over PR and N of Hispaniola. 

Yeah—I still think it’s a little wild but some development closer to the Antilles is a legit possibility. Note that the lead part of the monsoon trough tries developing too albeit much weaker due in large part to land interaction.

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Just an observation—not saying it’ll happen—but that GFS run was close to an impact somewhere. TC comes in as the high builds over the top and blocks a quick recurve. Get that to happen sooner and it’s much closer to a coastal scraper in the SE at least. 

Edit: that, or removing/weakening the trough that creates the weakness in the ridge.

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14 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Part of the consequences of dressing more on the cute side is embracing the heat/humidity. Sure attire may not be appropriate for the weather but the cuteness level is off the charts 

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It’s like you took Dave Matthew’s head and put it in a vice grip.

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23 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

 As far as Euro temps .. BDL hit 90 today on a day no one thought could or forecast and it’s possible they hit it everyday thru at least next Friday . I don’t see anything other than possibly more clouds around and heavy thunder Sunday PM that would interrupt that 

 

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How is mid 70’s looking tomorrow in CT on the charts?

hours as a surface cyclone passes near the 70W/40N
benchmark. Expect highs to be 75-80 across Eastern MA and RI, and 80-
85 across Western MA and CT. Also, expect greater coverage of
scattered showers and a few thunderstorms throughout the day, with
mainly pulse-type thunderstorms thanks to 0-6km shear being next to
nil. By Sunday evening, convection should decrease with loss of
daytime heating leading to the loss of dynamics for the northern
impulse. Scattered showers and even a thunderstorm or two could
continue south of the MA Pike during the evening hours

 

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How is mid 70’s looking tomorrow in CT on the charts?
hours as a surface cyclone passes near the 70W/40Nbenchmark. Expect highs to be 75-80 across Eastern MA and RI, and 80-85 across Western MA and CT. Also, expect greater coverage ofscattered showers and a few thunderstorms throughout the day, withmainly pulse-type thunderstorms thanks to 0-6km shear being next tonil. By Sunday evening, convection should decrease with loss ofdaytime heating leading to the loss of dynamics for the northernimpulse. Scattered showers and even a thunderstorm or two couldcontinue south of the MA Pike during the evening hours

 


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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

How is mid 70’s looking tomorrow in CT on the charts?

hours as a surface cyclone passes near the 70W/40N
benchmark. Expect highs to be 75-80 across Eastern MA and RI, and 80-
85 across Western MA and CT. Also, expect greater coverage of
scattered showers and a few thunderstorms throughout the day, with
mainly pulse-type thunderstorms thanks to 0-6km shear being next to
nil. By Sunday evening, convection should decrease with loss of
daytime heating leading to the loss of dynamics for the northern
impulse. Scattered showers and even a thunderstorm or two could
continue south of the MA Pike during the evening hours

 

Super more rain.

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