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I think we're seeing that situation around here recently and worried into Fall as well. Need a drought here asap.
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Originally Posted by Infamous92
^^^I love how the 70F isotherm extends right over me.
Too close for my comfort.
Here's GFS for same time frame. I think it's about the timing of the cold front. NAM is slower so has muggy 60s hanging around bit longer overnight. GFS pushes it a bit faster
Mid week. Front comes through Northeast.. At first glace, I thought that was a snowflake within the blue shade near Buffalo. Oh boy, Let the Delusional mind begin. lol
That Seattle heat though! It was hotter in Seattle than it was in Las Vegas today, or at least it was in the afternoon! It's been hot(properly hot) up there for quite some time. And people say it isn't warm and sunny in Seattle, well this summer is making up for that little belief and some!
That Seattle heat though! It was hotter in Seattle than it was in Las Vegas today, or at least it was in the afternoon! It's been hot(properly hot) up there for quite some time. And people say it isn't warm and sunny in Seattle, well this summer is making up for that little belief and some!
I've heard that summer 2009 was a rather hot summer for them, too. It was a relatively cool one for us. I wouldn't say that's been the case here so far, unfortunately. (Seems about average.) But I think areas north have had a cooler summer. (Why couldn't it be us, too?! )
Of course, we all know what happened next, or at least I do. Winter 2009-10. Snowiest ever here. I'd love a repeat of that.
Almost forgot.. Max temps today. Looks like Boston, Albany, Bridgeport finally hit 90 this year. Islip, Providence and Worcester not yet.
Wonder what the lows will be like tomm morning.
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