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  2. kdxken
    At solar noon. What about in the afternoon?
  3. dendrite
    lol Actually the sky is bluest at solar noon on the solstice if perfectly clear. More blue making it to our eyes…less scattered away. Mostly Mie scattering today though.
  4. Met1985
    Absolutely hammering here tonight! Getting some great rains.
  5. Damage In Tolland
  6. kdxken
    Rayleigh Scattering will not be denied.
  7. kdxken
    Light never changes. Rayleigh Scattering: Air molecules scatter short wavelengths of light (like blue and violet) in all directions. When the sun is low, almost all the blue light is scattered away before it gets to you. Less blue
  8. dendrite
    Ugh. Noticed it here too. There’s a gap in the western woods here on the NW side of my property that lets the sun shine through later during peak solar. Tonight was the first night the sun started setting south of that gap again.
  9. Damage In Tolland
    Charts . Very hard to follow
  10. Snowedin
    Only 4.5 months until the days start getting longer again.
  11. SACRUS
    Today's Highs: (nice recovery) EWR: 89 PHL: 89 New Brnswck: 88 ACY: 87 TTN: 87 TEB: 86 LGA: 86 BLM: 85 JFK: 84 ISP: 80 NYC: 80 (wet park doing its work 5 - 7 below other metro sites)
  12. cbmclean
    A crescent of heavy rain essentially stationary in southern Wilson, through Wayne, Johnston and Harnett counties. Going to be some prodigious totals there. Still 0.0" for me MTD.
  13. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  14. JACKASS
    @powderfreak Haven’t forgotten about this. Working on WiFi extensions.
  15. Today
  16. the_other_guy
    What beautiful weather behind the storm! I said it earlier, and I’ll say it again definitely had echoes of a coastal storm, including the rapid clearing and beautiful conditions behind it
  17. LakePaste25
    TBH i’m not really thrilled on how mild it’ll be but I also like extremes, and this will be the most extreme El Niño on record, which fascinates me. Plus I think the +QBO could really reinforce it. It should be interesting
  18. Rainforrest
    Picked up .47 from a nice shower this evening.
  19. jm1220
    Beautiful ending to the day and humidity definitely dropping.
  20. Yesterday
  21. LakePaste25
    Those late phasers are always solid here for NW flow up the hills. 97-98 was pretty decent here. When they phase early as full coastal blizzards, I tend to do worse because they usher in polar high pressure too quickly. Happened a lot in years like 09-10. I don’t expect even 97-98 again considering how much it’s warmed since then but I’ll take an active coastal track regardless if most are rainstorms. Also looking forward to watching SVR outbreaks down south.
  22. Met1985
    Yeah raining here. Temp down to 69 after a high of 77.
  23. JACKASS
    Yes and no. I’ve sweated my ass off piling silage in September as well as dealing with leaves in October. I’ve also froze my ass off doing both. One never knows. Main reason I rely on this place and the people who can give me a “ heads up” on what to expect.
  24. yotaman
    .19" for the day.
  25. Psychguy
    Thinking it might have hit 90 in Philadelphia today as well... so far only showing 89, but the inter hour readings showed several 90's after today's high was reported. If so, mini heatwave here with 90 Saturday, 91 yesterday, and possibly today. If that is the case our tally would now be up to 29 for the summer season.
  26. kdxken
    First day I've noticed the late sunlight becoming golden. Fall is not far off.
  27. Maggie Valley Steve
    Nice storm headed your way at home. Noisy here, but no rain.
  28. Terpeast
    I was here through 97-98, and we had multiple perfect track driving 38 degree rainstorms. How close was it to being snow? When it’s 33 degrees in Buffalo hours before the storm starts, you can safely write it off outside of the apps. 2,000 feet and up scored big for sure, but the polar jet was so far north that we didn’t have a real shot at getting a big snow.
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