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DAYS 1-5 (JUNE 10-14)
We’ll be in boundary-land for several days, and the position of that and the wind direction will have the biggest impact on the weather for the region. Breaks down this way… Today we’ll be in an easterly air flow ahead of a warm front, with some sun then clouds eventually becoming more dominant, then the front passes tonight and the humidity spikes into Thursday, a day that will feature a lot of clouds but a limited shower threat. There is not really enough instability to kick off widespread or very heavy activity, though a downpour cannot be ruled out here and there, mainly later in the day or evening Thursday as a cold front moves into the region. This front will pass through, technically, as it washes out early Friday which will be less humid, but not that much drier. We’ll have to wait for another boundary and a push of cooler/drier air to arrive by early Saturday, but this boundary should be passing by without any shower activity. High pressure from the Great Lakes to eastern Canada should be strong enough to keep that boundary from becoming much of an issue with wet weather this weekend, although we’ll probably have to deal with some cloudiness at times. Expect the weekend to feature a cooling trend, much like last weekend.
TODAY: Partly sunny. Highs 68-73 coast, 74-79 inland. Wind E-SE 5-15 MPH.
TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. More humid. Lows 58-65. Wind S up to 10 MPH.
THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Humid. Highs 75-82, cooler South Coast. Wind S-SW 10-20 MPH with higher gusts.
THURSDAY NIGHT: Variably cloudy. Risk of showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Humid. Lows 63-70. Wind S-SW 10-20 MPH, higher gusts.
FRIDAY: Partly cloudy. Slightly less humid., Highs 77-84. Wind SW-W 5-15 MPH, higher gusts.
FRIDAY: Variably cloudy. Lows 60-67. Wind W 5-15 MPH shifting to N.
SATURDAY: Variably cloudy. Highs 68-75, coolest coast. Wind N 5-15 MPH shifting to NE.
SATURDAY NIGHT: Variably cloudy. Lows 55-62. Wind NE up to 10 MPH.
SUNDAY: Variably cloudy. Highs 66-73, coolest coast. Wind E up to 10 MPH.
DAYS 6-10 (JUNE 15-19)
Overall pattern features high pressure in eastern Canada and low pressure south of New England. Low pressure may get close enough for more cloudiness and a risk of some wet weather at times through mid period followed by drier weather again. Temperatures near to below normal.
DAYS 11-15 (JUNE 20-24)
Large scale pattern is expected to feature a ridge in the middle of the US and a weak to moderate northwesterly air flow over the Northeast. This would be a pattern of variable temperatures but no prolonged heat, but would allow for a little more of a summertime feel than the days preceding it will have. Below normal rainfall is expected but 1 or 2 shower/t-storm chances are possible in this pattern from disturbances moving along the flow.
Good morning and thank you, TK.
It took me a few to figure how to comment on this. That is not a problem because using daily, it would be routine. I like the look and feel. Will try on all devices
Looking good on PC also. Will try on iPhone. First comment was using iPad.
What a lovely morning!!!!
No navigation on right using iPhone. But seems easy to follow. I like the nesting in other formats. But also like bolder name in this.
Thanks TK !
I agree with Vicki, this version is good. I’d put in the top 3.
We really seem to be in a pattern of warm Thursday’s and Friday’s, a transition day Saturday and a cooler Sunday.
A bit of a different set-up this go around than previous weeks, but still kind of resulting in that same temp pattern.
Which format is this. I think it #2 on most of our lists.
I can deal with this format.
Thank you for the detailed forecast as usual.
One quick thought. Is there any chance that this warm front
does not push through much like in the Spring? Or it just
pushes through?
Thank you, TK.
As stated, I’m okay with this weather pattern. Could use a bit more rain, but the lack of sustained heat is much appreciated.
Thanks TK
I will take this pattern all summer long. Couple humid days then a couple nice days with the humidity in check.
I like it also JJ
64 at Logan. 70 here in JP.
NICE. DP in check at 52.
Keep that warm front AWAY!
Thank you, TK. This is cool.
Dew point makes all the difference. When the dew point gets to the mid 60s and higher it is a STICKORAMA out there. I always look at those night time lows this time of year. When those night time lows are in the 50s to low 60s the next day is going be good with the humidity in check and indicates a dry airmass is in place. When the night time lows are mid 60s and higher the next day is going to be uncomfortable.
Still not a fan of this one. One of my primary reasons is this: https://imgur.com/a/63oHNTu
Screenshot on left is iphone with safari. Picture on right is desktop pc at work (I almost never use pc’s for browsing anymore.) Zero reply nesting whatsoever on the phone. And as mentioned with zero indication each post has comments – it’s a barrier for new people to ever notice there’s a comment section that might have additional updates, info, etc.
Not the best for mobile in my opinion. I think I’ve like one out of all of them lol but you said be honest . I’m glad the weekend is looking decent. Have a nice day everyone.
I like this one! Put it as one of the top 2.
That was a warm run for the 12z GFS, particularly days 8 – 10.
Even with the nearby upper trof/low, days 4 – 7, its surrounded by a warm airmass and the upper low isnt too deep, so its not a cold bunch of days in the 50s, while this feature is nearby.
Lets see what the 12z EURO has for days 8 thru 10 today.
This format, Twenty-Seventeen (which may have been changed again by the time some people see this comment) was the one that most folks ranked as #2 behind Twenty-Fourteen. The original test days for these were Sunday June 7 & Thursday June 4. This one seems to have the most variation across different devices. It looks great on my mobile device, but as you saw from Dr. S’s example, not all of them. My educated guess is that the design of the header has something to do with throwing the format off on some devices – some kind of incompatibility.
Yep. I’m seeing exactly what Dr S is seeing. I get why phones might not have navigation on right although old version….which I would definitely prefer not to go back to….did have it. But I do not understand how the iPhone doesn’t have indentation.
BTW…the iPad does show indentation. Like Dr S I rarely use a PC and just as rarely my phone.
Looks fine on My Android Mobile, but as stated,no navigation links on the side. That is fine, as long as they are there on the Desktop
version.
btw, What an awesomely BEAUTIFUL day it is today.
Are replies indented on your phone?
A thought. When I created the sutton parade website I had an option of it auto creating the same for mobile. TK. You may have that ability and if so you may be able to opt not to chose that option
Replies as a general group are indented, However, nested replies are not, other than the original indentation from the
forecast.
Does that make sense. Hope so.
Unlike the individual reply indentations here on the desktop format.
Still 64 at the airport, the arm pit of the state. That is BRUTAL!!!!*@!*#&(*!@&#*(!&@*(#&(*!@&#(*&
My thermometer is ready 75, which means it’s probably 72 or 73. 🙂
Now 63 at the airport. It keeps getting better all the time.
Pleasantly cool. 🙂
I do not like this format. Last Thursday’s is still #1 for me.
Having said that, I wish the original format would at the very least, still be on the table.
If I’m not mistaken, none of these formats other than the original one, allows you to “cancel” a posting or reply.
This may already have been said but the “original” feature I liked most was clicking on the most recent comment and being taken right to the current conversation. Would love to see that functionality preserved TK.
Again…exactly. I sure agree
Adding I see this possibility in the new formats.
Whether you want to call it a warm front or coastal front, there’s definitely a wavy dew-point front in southern New England. Mid 60 dew-points south and east of Boston, across thru Rhode Island, westward thru CT and then north-northwestward thru NY State. To the north of these areas, mid 50 dew-points.
00z GFS calling for a bit of rain in the mid-Atlantic region during the medium range. Build the Ark if that verifies.
New weather post is up…