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Today felt okay, though hardly ideal for late July, only 76/64F, normal is about 85/70F, ideal would be 90/74F.
Oh don't worry, come October we'll probably get the ridge back and it will be Top 10 warmest Fall and Winter again. lol
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Originally Posted by nei
In northern Vermont, cloudy watery sky to the west and clear blue to the east
Nice. NWS Albany mentioned the cloud cover type:
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National Weather Service Albany NY
As of 430 pm, skies range from mostly sunny in the Hudson
Valley north of Catskill to mostly cloudy over the Mohawk Valley
and Southern Adirondacks. A good coverage of diurnal cumulus
has sprouted up over the higher terrain east of the Hudson as
well. A broad expanse of cirrus is approaching from the west.
This should ensure that cloud fraction will stay the same or
increase into the evening for most areas.
3 Maps.
5:20pm.. Still cloudy to your west over the mountains. No rain though. 60s this afternoon upstate NY. Can you see that strip of clouds in Southern Vermont or scattered ones to your East?
No sound of pools here past 5 days.. No A/C past 3 days except at night I still turn it on.
National Weather Service Taunton MA
459 PM EDT Wed Jul 26 2017
4 PM Update...
1020 mb high over the region late this afternoon providing
splendid weather with temps mainly 75-80 along with comfortable
humidity. Stable/cool marine airmass has come onshore via
seabreeze circulation and has resulted in a lack of diurnal
clouds along the immediate coast per latest GOES-16 Imagery. All of these attributes will set the stage for very pleasant weather this evening.
Last photo makes me think of a bicycle accident. Nice photos though; useful map; was wondering how close rain was to me; sky changed fast in 2 hours. Mid 60s maybe a bit cooler
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Higher than expected cloud cover kept the temps down somewhat. At least here in central/north Broward we had a heavy rain shower around 9/10 AM and it was overcast until around noon or so. The day didn't really get a chance to warm up as much as it should have. Kind of disappointed honestly, would have been interesting to experience 110+F heat indices.
We had a few days last month with heat index's 110°F+, but with temps higher than that and low dewpoints, and I'll put it this way, the NOAA/NWS is right when they say the body can't cool with heat index's that high. The time I had to spend outside those days was brutal, I couldn't stop sweating despite dewpoints in the 20s&30s
Last photo makes me think of a bicycle accident. Nice photos though; useful map; was wondering how close rain was to me; sky changed fast in 2 hours. Mid 60s maybe a bit cooler
Sorry for bringing back a bad memory.
Here's a nice view. Last 4 hour loop. 2-6pm.
I see how Northern VT changed being sunny then those clouds moving in.
Watch the Cumulus in CT move north then vanish
Little radar glitch
Steady 70s for most of region all day. My max 77.5° now dropping. Should drop fast since its dry.
I could only imagine the temperatures we would be getting if the super ridge that appeared on December 24th 2015 returned in July or August!
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