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Car says 83 lol

I always remember Jul 95…mid level clouds until 9-10am and then it was off to the races. But yeah, clouds are collapsing pretty well on IR.

0.32". Nice surprise Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Thats a good solid number, too bad others didn't make out so good. Last week I got most of my rain for the month.

The 3 hot days are in the plym mav mos plotting window now.

Clouds seem to dissipating fairly quickly. Might be a bunch of cirrus through late morning.

94/75 for DTW yesterday. So far overnight the low is 79 at DTW and 81 at DET.

Nah it’s just why nobody cares about convection around here except for a few poor souls.

Loud storm

My total for June was 4.35".

That's good stuff but way overcomplicates it. The simple fact it that the sun doesn't really heat the air- it heats the ground which then transfers the heat to the air by radiation, and it was probably determined that 2 meters was a height where there is significantly less direct influence from retention of heat/ radiation of heat from ground. And again, that height is approximately human head level.

Scott mad. Highest measured total was 21" at Darkhorse Lake MT elevation 8700 ft.

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I'll be headed to Mattapoisett tomorrow night....hoping the water will mitigate the temp. Any wind direction that includes that does not includes a north component is coming from the water, so that'll help. Running (ha) a race there on Saturday, too. Meanwhile, it was really cool at Pit2 yesterday, at least in the later afternoon/evening. Temp was in the 70's as I drove from Waterville toward Gardner and it was all of 72* when I pulled into the house here.

Picked up 0.56”. Nice drink before the heat

I woke up around 3:00 to thunder and was psyched. Looked at radar and went back to bed. Thank you Mr. Steiner. When you hit, you hit hard

Max here yesterday was 90.1 at 1:09 pm. 68⁰ now with a noisy thunderstorm in progress. 0.40" in the guage so far. Nice!

Quick heavy burst-hoping we get more Lots of lightning to north

My June total rain fall was 2.95 Eric Finkenbinder Ssodtpeorn9201th15agtm456l1iu194u6u50tfu73811fi9m3th867i28t9 · While extreme heat takes headlines this week, I'm increasingly concerned about our growing rain deficit. Storm chances return this weekend, but storm coverage appears limited.

Solid storm out here

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Solid inch so far

East of the river stein baby

WxWiz AM PT?

Western conn is just getting hammered right now from that complex heading south. Why do they keep stealing all of the fun out towards the western frontier? It’s not fair, damnit!