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March 2024 disco/obs


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30 minutes ago, dendrite said:

In like a dragon?

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I kinda wanna start a thread for what could be a historic heat burst  -  conjectural +15+ diurnal means for 3 days ?    ... 

We don't get ours in July's like they do in Eurasia, probably do to converging continental with subtropical meridian flows.  It's hard to extend BL when the DPs 78 degrees when there's whole country's aerosol anus pointing right at us, while we're so close to sea level/air density.   I suspect that's why we've been getting so many 92/77 days under 590 hgts.   They're doing 104 in Iowa with that where their sigma starts at 700 feet.  

Anyway, we get our synergy heat in springs it seems.   Can't wait until BTV is 100 on May 8th while HFD is 82 with a S wind. 

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58 minutes ago, NorEastermass128 said:

Methinks if we get a low dew day under in that torched airmass…we 70s. 

We'll see how things materialize in the runs going forward but I'd remind that we are tracking the 80+ phenomenon as a new spring "threat"...

It is a harmful influence too.  Orchard crops will respond and that's a problem for obvious reasons, when onward in time the warm troposphere migrates into a -NAO phase and we risk freezing

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18 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

You're nuts,  anafront is one of the favored five.

Maybe we get some though

Depending on the timing of the front, may see some snow behind the
frontal passage as temperatures take a nosedive on strong NNW flow.
We`ll need to closely monitor changes in the front`s timing over the
next few days to evaluate how much anafrontal snow is possible, but
given how progressive the front looks to be, it likely won`t be a
considerable amount given warm antecedent conditions.
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2 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

We'll see how things materialize in the runs going forward but I'd remind that we are tracking the 80+ phenomenon as a new spring "threat"...

It is a harmful influence too.  Orchard crops will respond and that's a problem for obvious reasons, when onward in time the warm troposphere migrates into a -NAO phase and we risk freezing

I’m all for extremes. Stuff is just starting to get weird though. 

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3 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Those ensembles signal days of 70’s. Near 80 in usual zones . AC’s will need to go in. 

So when should we expect the '80s?

"Sunday night into early Monday, possibly accompanied by a few snow and/or rain showers.Warming trend as temperatures make a run into the 50s mid week. Greater chances for rain and snow Wednesday/Thursday as a strong cold front moves throught The region. Dry and much cooler to round out the workweek and start the weekend".

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24 minutes ago, kdxken said:

So when should we expect the '80s?

"Sunday night into early Monday, possibly accompanied by a few snow and/or rain showers.Warming trend as temperatures make a run into the 50s mid week. Greater chances for rain and snow Wednesday/Thursday as a strong cold front moves throught The region. Dry and much cooler to round out the workweek and start the weekend".

The real warmth is progged for after next weekend. Early this week is just the tip. 

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16 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Nobody in SNE is seeing 80's in March this year.  Low 70's?  Sure, especially in a down slope dandy location.

Probably not, but I wouldn’t 100% rule it out. And I bet we do better than low 70s on at least one day as well. Heck BDL did 72 in Jan 07, 77 in Feb 18, and 81 on 3/9/16. So with an exotic ridge and regionwide dry soils it’s potentially on the table. 

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After a decent attempt yesterday ...the operational runs regressed to finding any plausible physics they can find to abase their own ensemble means. 

All of which actually are either the same or even more so amplified with the ridging we've been tracking.  

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4 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

After a decent attempt yesterday ...the operational runs regressed to finding any plausible physics they can find to abase their own ensemble means. 

All of which actually are either the same or even more so amplified with the ridging we've been tracking.  

Signs of a front trying to ruin some of the fun. No chance of snow of course. 

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3 minutes ago, GCWarrior said:

Ole man winter has broken both his hips and was punched in the face several times. I think it’s time for a nap.

It’s been nothing but last gasps since December as winter has barely registered a pulse. Time to move on to months of warmth and sweat. 

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32 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Signs of a front trying to ruin some of the fun. No chance of snow of course. 

Yes, anything to mess up something nice. That’s been my fear with this idea. If we’re gonna get warm…I hope we do it right, and not muck that up too. 

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