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Like I said. They can't even acknowledge the cold winter in this actual region, so we hear about how warm it was in the West and how the regular actual weather posters dont acknowledge warm months enough . Hes partially right about one thing though. Its the same stagnant exho chamber with him and his troll buddy.
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feels distinctly autumnal
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18z GFS a bit more wintry for Saturday
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Keeping the lawn, but I don't put down any chemicals or anything or water it. The birds love the well kept lawn. Out here in the sticks if you have an overgrown landscape you will have all kinds of creatures trying to get into your home. I did plant plenty of native trees all throughout the yard.
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eep trough over the eastern CONUS will have a series of stronger embedded shortwaves as it builds S. First in the series will feature heights as low as 534 dm, or about 3-5 sigma below climatology! upper level disturbance will also feature quite the cold pool with 850mb temps around 0C. In terms of sensible weather, Saturday will be quite a cold and raw day with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s for much of the interior. Some guidance including the NAM even shows a non-zero chance for a few snowflakes under heavier precip in the Worcester Hills and Berkshires. Any wintry precipitation would be confined to the coldest part of the cold pool and with heavier precipitation rates. In short, this will not be widespread wintry event.
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Pope’s area likely worst spot in all of New England Saturday . Will need hoody with shorts and flip flops poping wheelies
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Looking at guidance I think the storm Fri/Sat will produce more QPF over a wider area than is currently being forecasted.
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This all started because you said the cool early in the month was transient. instead of admitting you were wrong, you go on some ridiculous tirade about how warm March and April were and how warm the western US was last winter. WTF does any of that have to do with this month having below normal temperatures?
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That's a large field. I'd plant wild flowers/shrubs too, and keep part lawn. Women love manicured lawns with beautiful gardens in the mix. As a landscaper for a few years, they really love to go wild with plants at cabins. Did a lot of work at sites like that. But in town, it's a little different. That's my experience.
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I was talking to Scott about this yesterday ... there's a non-linear signal for ridge eruption along 90 to 100W coming from the numerical telecon spread (convergent), between the 6th and 10th or so. That's still the case. Since then, we're getting ensemble means burgeoning. This being the 12z EPS mean centered on 270 Notice the UK heat node's migrated to Scandinavia ... This appears to be a complete rotation of the base-line wave#. I suspect the operational more linear indicators may "detect" this physical constructive interference and start emerging a better heat signal. I'm also finding it interesting that the CPC's decided to flip the signal to an 'over-top' heat suggestion in their D8-14. They may be on to this. This signal would be above the climate signal - even though it's funny to zap Weatherwiz... I don't mean to devalue the necessity to do that -
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Euro and GFS hit 80 on Wednesday the 10th
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Euro also 50's wednesday
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GFS is 50's
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I hope so. Might not even hit 70F here Weds.
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Kevin seems way too optimistic about everything.
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Just an insane amount of pollen all over everything this week . Clouds of it blowing thru air . Any open windows are caked with it on the sills and floor below
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Good call
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CT starts Wednesday
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Thursday it starts.
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Pretty much as expected. NW areas out of severe drought, with no change in eastern/southeastern areas.
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Right about 2" for the month, and the same for April. Ooof. Plenty of sprinkler action over the next week with nothing but dry in the forecast.
