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Yeah, rain is in all locales around, but it won't fall on Hickory, it seems.

There’s a dome over lake hickory today. I’ve watched at least 7-8 cells go north or south, only to return to my equal latitude once they get 5-10 miles away.

My Davis, siting ~5 feet and over field grass is the highest dp with 61; 3 other sensors at 30 feet are all 57 to 58...

Enjoy.

Most home sensors are oversaturated. Then there’s siting issues due to less mixing and wet ground. So you get some pooled up moisture at times. So some if it is real, some of it is sensor error in the upper dew range. Home sites with better airflow and drier soil will better match the METAR sites.

Where folks live on home sites sensors have read 61-67 all day. Not dry, not COC , but not oppressive

Another day with the fetch from the east…this time the SE. Seeing storms track from the Apps to SE KY is always crazy to watch.

got a marginal just off to the west with the new D3

Basically when any outdoor activity is doable, it’s a coc.

82/58 for mid summer feels like coc. Spank it.

My home sites are good... Have 3 sensors; all in the 57 to 59 range here in Burlington CT...

Was just about to post...what a difference a day makes. Yesterday at this time we were at 98. Today, 68. So refreshing. Too bad there's so much smoke around.

Last year we stayed down by Killington in Gifford Woods. This year the kids wanted to check out the White Mtns. but NH camping options really lag Vermont in both quantity and quality, so picked a location where we could get there within about an hour's drive, and still be within easy reach of Burlington, which is always on my list when in the area.

Thanks for the great info @Mike Cyclebut the statistical analysis showed us that there were no unusual temperature changes at Coatesville 1SW that were not statistically aligned with the nearby stations within 30 miles of that point to support. This supports the fact that there was no need for any adjustments to the raw data at all!

The Raleigh weather dome is back!

Pepco stopped going out of their way to ask people. But if a tree is removed they do still offer a replacement tree or if a big one is taken down we sometimes will give out a second tree. BGE is an over complicated hot mess in short when it comes to their vegetation mgmt program. From what i know vegetation mgmt has a heavy focus on fast growing and or invasive species like chinese paulownia.

72-73 84" 82-83 89" 97-98 106" 15-16 79" My POV is generally the milder the winter, the less upslope hence most of the seasons are below average BUT likely more synoptic snow from actual SLP systems. None of these winters are particularly cold by Garrett standards. I am personally expecting lots of rain, a handful of significant paste bombs, and significantly less wind / cold as compared to the last two consecutive seasons. But the sample size isn't large and the fact we basically managed 80%-90% of climo in the strongest ENSO events in the data set is still pretty good.

I think there's been some conflation between the SST PDO pattern and the atmospheric pattern that drives this SST pattern. Many of us refer to the atmopsheric pattern that's driving the SST configuration as the PDO. I'm guilty of it, too.

Completely agreed. That is all I was getting at originally.

Thats a nice area too though. My boss' parents live on Lake Groton. I snowmobile in that area quite a bit and we will go to Boulder Beach a couple of times a summer. I also take my bike over to the parking lot at Ricker and ride the rail trail out through the State Forest.

82/63. Wx station not refreshed Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Reading the tea leaves I've got a good feeling for this winter. December is gonna be a dumpster fire and I'll be cutting grass up til Christmas but I'm seeing storms in January and February. I'm not even going to do any snowblower prep so that'll bring more luck. How does Garrett county do in super ninos?

Toss the home dews

#4 seems like it was already perfect as is.