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July 2024 Observations and Discussion


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Speaking for southern NH, 90F air temp is such a low bar in summer now, I'd take the other side of any bet going against more heatwaves after next week. 

We've been running this heatwave with extreme dews...

We can very easily achieve 90+ with "seasonal" airmasses by shaving 15 off recent DP's. 

 

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13 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

July 11 and the usual suspects trying to end what is shaping up to be our hottest and most humid summer on record for all of NE. Folks are beyond desperate . Deez dews getting to them . So far June and July in top 3. Lol

5th mildest June at PWM, same as for here as all of PWM's top 5 are 1999 onward.  Thru yesterday, July is running a full degree behind 2010 but it's a contender.

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7 minutes ago, ma blizzard said:

HRRR is a south coast special .. it is def a concern 

 

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I don't know..might be wagons south. But, could be some shwrs/storms tomorrow aftn. Always tricky with these.

Need to fire up sprinkler then . New lawn is lush but can’t let it go dry 

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3 hours ago, NoCORH4L said:

Lol. Peak summer is now thru mid Augdewst. I think the HHH is getting to some folks. Like saying in early JAN that we're done with the cold. Lol. 

With less than 30 years record, my averages here are "live", being adjusted with each daily entry.  Thus, the current peak day is July 22 and that could change based on temps within a week of that date.  Defining peak summer as the period in which the average is within 1.00° of the warmest day, that period is currently July 8 thru August 9.

2.85" over the past 2 days, no need to water the garden.

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2 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

This looks like one of those MU CAPE bombs that get the S coast of New England and Cape Cod. S/W approaches near dawn with cooler temps aloft. Could be a good light show around dawn in those parts. 

“Sunrise surprise” part deux? 

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3 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

12z looks meh so far

Going to be tough timing everything out. Wednesday may be a bit of a disconnect between the greatest dynamics/forcing and instability. Monday - Wednesday though should be active in the shower/thunderstorm department. Subtle shortwaves traversing through and pre-frontal troughs should be mechanisms to get things going. The greatest overall severe potential may be across NY/PA but we'll have to see. If we had more of an EML Wednesday, we would be talking about overnight severe threat here.

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Will be at Fenway Saturday 4pm game, first time for the kids... 

Don't like the sound of a Flood Watch through 8pm, but only 12z HREF still has some lingering rain east through most of the game (and backed off from 0z HREF) vs. NAM/3kNAM/HRRR clear it out a few hours earlier

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