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September vibes - Last 90s for some, 1st frost for others


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18 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s turned into summerstein 2022 here. Yards dead. Trees dropping leaves etc. What a stein.

Significant leaf drop here from white ash and white birch, not much from other species, but this is very early.  Colors are earlier than average too, despite the mild temps and no mornings below 38°.  Yesterday was the month's 10th sunny/mostly sunny day, already a day above the September average (which is the most for any month here) and today looks like #11.  Most sunny days in any month was 17 in March 2021; March average for sunny days is 8.6, 2nd highest here.

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18 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s turned into summerstein 2022 here. Yards dead. Trees dropping leaves etc. What a stein.

Significant leaf drop here from white ash and white birch, not much from other species, but this is very early.  Colors are earlier than average too, despite the mild temps and no mornings below 38°.  Yesterday was the month's 10th sunny/mostly sunny day, already a day above the September average (which is the most for any month here) and today looks like #11.  Most sunny days in any month was 17 in March 2021; March average for sunny days is 8.6, 2nd highest here.

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50 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Backedgeapproaching??

Actually what is crazy is my sister and brother in law are literally next door neighbors with them, its farm country in western part of SVT.  We were at their house yesterday, a sea of State Police and FBI as you can imagine.  Obviously lots of speculation and theories going around.  Horribly tragic and sad for sure.  Its a well know family name that owns most of the land and has been in this area for generations. 

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 Guidance
remains relatively spread out on the potential for precip but has
generally trended drier for much of interior SNE, while the Cape and
Island stand the best chance for rain. The latest ensemble
probability for a half inch of rain from the GEFS shows 30-40% for
the Cape and Islands, while the interior is 10% or less through
Friday. Regardless of who gets rain, onshore flow will keep sky
conditions mostly cloudy to overcast through the end of the work
week, which will moderate high temperatures back into the low to mid-
70s.  Dewpoints through the end of the week stay in the low to mid-
60s, which will also help keep overnight lows mild in the low-60s.
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6 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
 Guidance
remains relatively spread out on the potential for precip but has
generally trended drier for much of interior SNE, while the Cape and
Island stand the best chance for rain. The latest ensemble
probability for a half inch of rain from the GEFS shows 30-40% for
the Cape and Islands, while the interior is 10% or less through
Friday. Regardless of who gets rain, onshore flow will keep sky
conditions mostly cloudy to overcast through the end of the work
week, which will moderate high temperatures back into the low to mid-
70s.  Dewpoints through the end of the week stay in the low to mid-
60s, which will also help keep overnight lows mild in the low-60s.

No rain for many for at least another week. 

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