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Welp
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Mesoscales seems to have whiffed.I do agree with you tho this was SPC and not OHX,in which OHX they will take the black eye.I dont understand myself why a STW wasnt issued.We had more or less breaks in the clouds in the afternoon which brought on more instability than what the models showed with diurnal heating,sure it happened later but not as sooner as it should have been.Its always a problem with models with a positive tilted troughs,they always can come in sooner than later,its what we seen yesterday
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Gorgeous…was outside most of the day..actually got cooler as the day went on here. Was closer to 80 earlier, now 71 here too. Feels nice after 90 yesterday.
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0.37 after the downpour.
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I'm expecting decaying 30 mph wind gusts this far east, but holding out hope. I know beggars can't be choosers, but I'd like a nice, big, juicy storm. Getting tired of garden variety.
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Pretty good snow right now and a few degrees cooler than predicted.
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Pretty scenic live cam of the Rochester MN tornado
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Mix of clouds and sun and 70-71. Nice day
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Nice looking clouds building to my nnw.
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With spring about halfway through, currently warmest April to date and 3rd warmest season to date [warmest in the KPIT era]. April is running about 1°F above 2010, and spring to date 0.5°F above 2012. Honestly, I'm more surprised it has been the 2nd wettest spring to date. I know it has been fairly wet, but I didn't know it had been that wet (we really haven't had any significant, widespread flooding or anything). 3rd warmest spring:
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Keep in mind that these are straight 1991-2020 anomalies rather than RONI equivalent anomalies that are relative to warm average global tropical anomalies. So, there’d still be some blue if that were the case being that there’s ~0.5C diff.
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Raining here
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Had torrential downpour about an hour ago but only lasted about 2 minutes. Still numerous clusters of showers / storms over parts of NNJ.
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It is created when cool, sinking air from a storm's downdraft spreads out and forces warm, moist air ahead of it to rise, cool, and condense
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Big boomers heavy rain
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I slept through whatever happened last night. Garden was wet again and the potatoes and garlic are doing well. Hopefully early next week is the last below freezing and I can get more food plants out. Re: the front lawn; if it's green as they drive by @20 mph I'm good with it. I mow often enough, haven't fertilized or watered it in 30 years but I do "harvest" the seeds from the unmowed backyard and spread them, but that's the extent of the maintenance.
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Got the lawn's first haircut done this afternoon. Now let's do this.
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Yet another watch that's just shy of the metro; getting almost comical at this point.
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These shelf clouds seem like a very common occurrence if that is one…? What makes a shelf cloud, a shelf cloud?
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Of course they're drying up as they approach.
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Possible tornado last night a couple of miles from me. NWS sent a team out to survey. https://www.wcax.com/2026/04/17/nws-surveying-thunderstorm-damage-williamstown-friday/ https://www.mynbc5.com/article/nws-tornado-investigation-williamstown-vermont/71051947
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Mini shelf cloud headed towards work in Danielson
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The early season lawn flowers are now in bloom !! A few photos for all to enjoy:
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77 degrees is August? Am I missing something?
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