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  2. Looks like Hubbdave gets the goods. will probably split N/S in this area, not expecting anything.
  3. That’s actually super ideal for fireworks. The lower dews mean less smoke clogging up the sky.
  4. fixed it for you - The NOAA method is well proven for getting the DESIRED answer
  5. There are cycles and there are also longer-term trends. For example, New York City is seeing increasing precipitation (as expected from climate change). Its cycles continue and a drier cycle will commence at some point, but the overall trend is greater annual precipitation. In contrast, parts of California and the Desert Southwest are in an aridification trend. There will be wetter cycles, but the overall trend is reduced precipitation.
  6. Look at how close these 2 stations are in NE Chesco....certainly not representative of the county climate
  7. Impressive CB structures visible here on the NW-N horizon associated with that... I can also see TCU ( new) just up the way so I suspect Rt 2 may take off down here soon
  8. Not sure if any activity makes it here before 630pm and watching Dews drop or at all.
  9. The Phoenixville and Spring City sites that are now the only remaining NWS COOP stations of course run warmer than all other stations in 24 of the last 25 years. On average a 0.8 degree variation. With those sites running as much as 3 degrees too warm in one year and at least a degree warmer in 15 of those years!! Makes very little sense as these 2 stations are much lower in elevation and near each other in the Northeastern section of Chester County....yet these are the 2 stations that NCEI will use to calculate their county averages.....call me stunned!! LOL!
  10. Those cell's near Berlin went severe with some hail in them.
  11. I see the pol thread got nuked lol
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