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Hmm. that little blob on the MA-CT border to the west could hit me.
Play the radar loop... it's moving NorthEast, so will miss you. Unless a new area develops or that one expands its moisture field but its gotta do that asap.
NH drought is getting quite severe in the southern areas, my family around the Concord area still says it is bone dry. Northern areas of the state have done better with precipitation over the past few weeks.
Pretty dry over most of the Northeast. I did notice some brown grass driving around today despite getting some rainfall this past week. Need a good soaking rain.
Play the radar loop... it's moving NorthEast, so will miss you. Unless a new area develops or that one expands its moisture field but its gotta do that asap.
weather.com has it moving northeast directly at me.
Was it "better" or "frequent" that was the discussion? I think higher dews = stronger thunder (just a thought) but I think it also means more frequent or maybe better way to say it, more "chances"?
Think of it like gasoline for a car. Fuel is fuel, but the higher Octane will make a car perform stronger.
But I noticed recent years that higher dews gives a more deep sound to it. I don't know
Definitely makes things more ripe if dewpoints are in the 70s. But yesterday there was enough forcing anyway. Interesting point about stronger thunder, I guess clouds tend to get taller in very humid air.
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Yes, it will be bad next week. Heat index values projected one week from now.
We've had one day with a 100F+ heat index this year. No idea what the average is.
The airport has picked up more than 3 inches past 2 days. Officially at 7.82 inches of rain for the month of July so far with more on the way. We had many thunderstorms yesterday with lots of CG strikes. The rain was very heavy and warranted a flash flood warning in many places.
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