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No you don't, even Miami sees 70°F+ dewpoints consistently for less than half the year
I have way more days of 70+ than below 60f. Every month of the year has dews above 70f and it is non stop from June to Oct. Do the math and get back with me. Plus i avg higher dews than Miami in the summer since i am right on the gulf with water temps of 87f to 91f.
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Originally Posted by LKJ1988
I have way more days of 70+ than below 60f. Every month of the year has dews above 70f and it is non stop from June to Oct. Do the math and get back with me.
Mean Dewpoints for Tampa:
May 67°F
June 73°F
July 74°F
August 75°F
September 73°F
October 67°F
That's not true and you can always move further north. Also, looks like Tampa's got 1-2 inches of rain coming later this week followed by highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 50s. If you're complaining about that, then that's on you.
In other news, looks like freezes tonight in parts of Northern New England, upstate NY, and the Shenandoah Valley, but tomorrow night looks like a much better chance for many areas east of the Great Lakes.
Too cold to live anywhere north. Most of the core rain will be south of me and i am not in Tampa.
Latest runs have backed off (for now) on a third bomb cyclone striking the PNW this coming weekend--but there's still a nonstop stream of troughs, fronts, lows, and various other types of meteorological flotsam hitting the coast for the foreseeable future.
I have higher dews than Tampa since i am right on the gulf with water temps of 87f to 91f in the summer.
Even if you're in Clearwater, St Pete, or Sarasota looks like an inch of rain followed by perfect highs in the 70s/lows in the upper 50s weather. Nothing to complain about.
Elsewhere, a few freezes east of the Great Lakes, but as Rod Stewart would say "tonight's the night" for New England and much of the Northeast except along the coast.
Storm potential in about 10 days could bring big snow/rain to the Midwest
Also the storm could bust up the warm spell that's slated to arrive here by this weekend.
long range GFS sniffing out high latitude blocking to start out the winter? Kind of reminds of December 2005 and 2010
CFSv2 as usual is out to lunch and late to the party LOL
Really? Really? Coast to coast warmth? this model is complete trash
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this model is complete trash 
