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Pattern Muddy March 2021

Dewpoint already rising back up here into the low to mid 50s. Expected to get back up to close to 60 by tonight. But expecting a drop back down into 40s Fri and 30s Sat.
 
GaWx said:
Dewpoint already rising back up here into the low to mid 50s. Expected to get back up to close to 60 by tonight. But expecting a drop back down into 40s Fri and 30s Sat.
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Yeah 50s starts to feel muggy this time of year.


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Why can't we get these dews in met winter?

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Nice wx is coming (though this is likely overdone a few degrees due to cold bias):

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Lots of AK vortex on the euro, typical that’s a look you’d want for severe wx, but that Caribbean trough shuts off rich moisture return, after the cool weekend if those lower heights move off far enough it’ll get warm 1A7452A1-8555-4E9F-8482-D646395C7D0A.png
 
smast16 said:
Most natural spring time flowers are pretty frost / light freeze tolerant. Won't be too big an issue for them. Now if you went out and bought a bunch of vegetables or summer plants from Lowes or HD, those could be toast.
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Agreed , it’s still to early for a light freeze like that to be impactful on agriculture or any of plants growing now which like you said are pretty hardy. especially coming off a stretch of 3 months of below average weather . Now if it was mid April it would cause for concern .
 
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