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July 2024 Observations and Discussion


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  On 7/15/2024 at 6:45 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

Big boys in ENY coming east and Pike storms will slinky SE

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Not so sure these things will have much deviant motion. They're probably going to train along the boundary and may shift some with the boundary but these should be more pulse like.

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  On 7/15/2024 at 6:47 PM, weatherwiz said:

Not so sure these things will have much deviant motion. They're probably going to train along the boundary and may shift some with the boundary but these should be more pulse like.

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oh wait...I totally misread your post :lol:

you're talking about the SE NY storms

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Sun finally came out here.  89/73

How much does the lack of rain in certain areas affect localized dewpoints? When a humid air mass blankets the area will places that have seen rain in the past few days end up with higher DP’s or is it negligible and mostly based on the air mass in place?

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  On 7/15/2024 at 7:45 PM, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Sun finally came out here.  89/73

How much does the lack of rain in certain areas affect localized dewpoints? When a humid air mass blankets the area will places that have seen rain in the past few days end up with higher DP’s or is it negligible and mostly based on the air mass in place?

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Areas with more rainfall may certainly see a local boost in the dewpoints. This may become more noticeable during the peak heating cycle when mixing is strongest and dewpoints may mix. But if you have that extra available moisture source, that can help keeps dews up...though I would suspect probably not a heck of a lot more. Lots of other influences as well to consider, terrain, wind direction, theta-e ridging/pooling, if present, etc.

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