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July 2022 Disco/obs/etc


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Friday into Sunday...

Looks like Friday will be the best chance for widespread 90s, all
the way to the eastern MA coast. 925mb temps rise to +23 to +26C and
with Bufkit soundings showing strong southwesterly flow with
boundary layer winds 25 to 30 kt, should see widespread low to mid
90s with even a few upper 90s possible. Blended guidance shows dew
points on the rise into the low to mid 60s but if such deep boundary
layer mixing materializes, lower dew points on top of the BL will
mix down and the breezy if not gusty conditions should help make the
heat feel more manageable. Also, with a southwest wind, coolest
spots will be across the south coast into Cape Cod and Islands with
Merrimack valley being the warmest spots.
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16 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Long term ensemble mean 5-day averages seem to want to go ridge out west, trough east type pattern.

Both GEFS and EPS look similar going forward.

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Yeah. I think we'll have interludes of some heat and humidity, but nothing long lasting based on that look. It does look to warm more towards the end of the EPS.

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18 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Wasn’t 88 and 89 pretty hot summers?

I can’t really remember but I seem to recall some pretty hot summers late 80s

Yeah I don't recall specifically, IIRC '88 was a fairly hot summer, '89 was more normal.  Neither below much ( at least for SNE), but I could be wrong

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16 hours ago, Torch Tiger said:

Yeah I don't recall specifically, IIRC '88 was a fairly hot summer, '89 was more normal.  Neither below much ( at least for SNE), but I could be wrong

88 was incredibly humid.   It was hot but the humidity really stood out to me.  Relentless.  You must have loved it.    I don’t recall 89 

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1 hour ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

88 was incredibly humid.   It was hot but the humidity really stood out to me.  Relentless.  You must have loved it.    I don’t recall 89 

The dews arrived on July 4,1988 - daughter and I were visiting the wildlife park in Gray, and the cool morn turned into a sweaty afternoon.  The humidity got worse and worse, peaking for the 1st 2 weeks of August; PWM TD reached 77° in early August, their highest on record - probably still stands.  Then fall-like air finished the month, 1-15 averaged 73° and 7° AN, 16-31 had 60, 3° BN.
Summer 1989 was closer to the average.

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2 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Racing across 84 scarfing down a fish fillet happy meal while jamming to a Swift album as he looks for an open area to park frantically unfolding his 1989 tripod camera to catch a glimpse of a deteriorating summer storm…in a Bruins jersey.  

All that is pretty accurate minus the tripod camera. My camcorder broke in August 2020 severe storms and I haven't gotten a new one. 

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