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stemwinder

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About stemwinder

  • Birthday 09/21/1936

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KTTN
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location:
    W Windsor NJ (overlooking D&R Canal and Princeton)
  • Interests
    Photography, Natural History, Natural Philosophy- Climatology, the weather - winter storms.

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  1. 2.2" for the event so far. Nearly continuous rain/drizzle - never heavy for long - haven't seen such a long duration event since I moved back East in 2003. Was in Seattle in an El Nino year - 1998? it reminds me of that event.
  2. Sorry to continue OT here, but this idea comes to mind: https://scripps.ucsd.edu/news/californias-salton-sea-may-be-staving-earthquakes-it-disappears Flooding or refilling the Salton Sea may trigger a San Andreas Fault earthquake. Not something to wish for. PS: I reposted this in the OT section. Sorry I don't know how to move it with my old browser software.
  3. About the same amount here, around 3 or 4 AM. Just over an inch.
  4. Got the same here. Just over an inch, with an occasional loud clap of thunder.
  5. That storm grazed me, passing to the north. Radar clearly showed it rotating counterclockwise. It was full of lightning, as noted by others. Am not a big fan of 3AM storms with all of that CG lightning and thunder, but they have been rare of late, so enjoy them, if you are so inclined.
  6. We had around an inch here near Princeton.
  7. With all that activity, my little rain gauge shows only 0.3". I'll take it.
  8. A nice summer day. Didn't think they made them this way anymore. Got .35" this AM around or just before 5AM. Thunder woke me up, but the line passed through much more gently than what it looked like at 1 or 2 AM.
  9. Line has passed through Princeton area, much weaker than earlier radar indicated. Back to bed for a bit.
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