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26 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

18 z NAM is downright sultry over interior/eastern SNE Friday afternoon...  Close to 17C at 850mb with SW wind, in a 570 dm hydrostatic column.  Clouds depending how warm it gets, but it is warm and steamy anyway.

 

The soaking rains for a week straight have vanished as we surmised. Tomorrow may be relatively dry away from extreme s coast . The weekend is all shoved NW. wettest day looks like Tuesday and that could be wild severe. 

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9 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

The soaking rains for a week straight have vanished as we surmised. Tomorrow may be relatively dry away from extreme coast . The weekend is all shoved NW. wettest day looks like Tuesday and that could be wild severe. 

What?

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27 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

The soaking rains for a week straight have vanished as we surmised. Tomorrow may be relatively dry away from extreme s coast . The weekend is all shoved NW. wettest day looks like Tuesday and that could be wild severe. 

What’s the preferred model today?

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53 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

The soaking rains for a week straight have vanished as we surmised. Tomorrow may be relatively dry away from extreme s coast . The weekend is all shoved NW. wettest day looks like Tuesday and that could be wild severe. 

Beer?

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

18 z NAM is downright sultry over interior/eastern SNE Friday afternoon...  Close to 17C at 850mb with SW wind, in a 570 dm hydrostatic column.  Clouds depending how warm it gets, but it is warm and steamy anyway.

 

Not sure what people are complaining about. Plenty of warm/hot weather to come soon. 

Real summer starts in July anyway especially for you New England folks

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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

The soaking rains for a week straight have vanished as we surmised. Tomorrow may be relatively dry away from extreme s coast . The weekend is all shoved NW. wettest day looks like Tuesday and that could be wild severe. 

Not sure about all that but okay -

I was just kinda surprised to see a 570 thickness, SW wind at Logan, and 22C in the T1 layer at Logan at 18z on Friday in this NAM run when balancing against all the grousing in here haha.

I don't even know what the 12z run looked like - haven't bothered.   Anyway, even if there's corrupted sun getting through with that combination of metrics ...  81/70 out in Metrowest of Boston wouldn't be out of the question.    That's pretty summery at least on that day.

Looks to me glancing at the GFS that a diffused warm front nearing 12z Friday morning then smears/loses identity lifting through the area. By mid day we're in summer. 

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10 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Brutal look.

Garbage

.LONG TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...
Overview: Unsettled weather dominates the long term forecast
with a parade of upper level lows and troughs bringing a
prolonged period of convective rain showers to the region.

Impacts: Heavy rain in convective showers raise hydro concerns
beginning Saturday.

Details: Shower chances creep back into the forecast Friday as an
upper low settles over the Ohio Valley. This begins the streaming of
moisture into the northeast. The growing instability necessitates
chances of showers and thunderstorms. Thickening clouds will keep
temperatures in the 70s for most with far north areas, who will be
the last to see them, having the best chance of seeing 80. The low
slowly shifts eastward into the Mid Atlantic region Saturday,
continuing the southerly flow and advection of moisture rich air
into our neck of the woods. This drives mean PWATs into the 1.5 to
1.75 range, with maxes around 2.00 inches. Models continue to show
sufficient instability which increases confidence that convective
showers will lead to heavy rain. Being that most of our CWA is
fairly saturated from this pattern, hydro impacts will be monitored
closely.

The low looks to open up as it moves into our area on Sunday, but
with another trough diving into the Great Lakes region there will be
plenty of forcing to continue a heavy rain threat through Sunday. As
the first trough exits it will go negatively tilted keeping periods
of rain the in the forecast for Monday as well.

Models differ on the timing and magnitude of the next upper level
trough as it looks to swing into our area on Tuesday or Wedensday,
but another period of rain and convective showers appears likely due
to the similarities of this set up compared to this weekend.

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63/55... these evenings will soon become like 73/70 with mist and valley fog.

Happy Summer Solstice.  Wife and I went out to walk the dog and watch the sunset.... which was 8:40pm in Stowe.  This is the furthest north the sun sets and only time of year it does it right behind Mansfield when viewed from Stowe Village.  Time for it to start heading south again.

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