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CT Valley Snowman

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  1. Hi of 95 here despite a Mostly cloudy morning. Dew has dropped from the low 70s back down into the mid-60s
  2. 83 here after a high of 98.3. Tomorrow may hit 96-97 as well.
  3. I have fluctuated between 97 and 98 here the past 20 minutes. Would like to seen a more westerly component to the wind otherwise we may be close to maxed out here as the wind seem to be veering a bit more south.
  4. Dew has gone down to 64 here from 70 this morning.
  5. Not much support for 100 from what I see. I'm thinking 96-98 for the hottest temps regionally with dews in the 60s at peak heating time. Not earth shattering but a hot and toasty July day.
  6. Hiking at 3187 feet in Maine on Mt.Blue. Definitely a very buggy, hazy, and humid day for hiking but the weather does not look much better going forward this weekend
  7. No power here in Mount Vernon ME. Worst went just SW of here.
  8. Springfield area looks to be dumping rain. Only a trace here thus far.
  9. Man storms all around me but force field is in effect. Awesome looking skies occasional loud thunder and cooling temperatures from the outflow here.
  10. Storm started to develop overhead here but really came together just to my NE. Hearing the thunder but only a few sprinkles.
  11. Lower valley special on the downslope. Made it to 91 for a high and still 90. BAF and BDL both 91 at 5 pm.
  12. Mostly Sunny and 90/ 52 here. No complaints.
  13. I'll be in Maine at the cabin July 8-17 so bring it.
  14. From HFD Police: 2.31 inches of rain last hour Buckingham & John St flooded, cars stuck. Franklin & South, heavy flooding. Hillside & Hamilton St flooded, cars stuck. Bonner St/Hillside, heavy flooding. 3:08 PM · Jul 3, 2020·Twitter Web App
  15. Getting drenched pretty good here storms training through the area.
  16. 43 and light rain as winter returns for one last dance.
  17. 1. Rocktober snowbomb: 13.5 inches of destructive cement on leafed trees, massive tree damage/ power outages. 2. June 2011 tornado : Passed just north, impacted family and friends. Saw the aftermath firsthand. 3. Blizzard Nemo: 2 feet, crazy wind and drifts, epic death band was worse just to my south. 4. July 2015 Maine microburst. Damaging microburst sent us home early from our vacation at the family cabin in Mount Vernon Maine. 5. Feb 5 2001 snowstorm: forecasted 6-10 inches on the day of storm, got 2 feet in 12 hours. Honorable Mention: Jan 11 blizzard, Hurricane Gloria.
  18. Man the storm sucked here but 2.9 is ridiculous. You need to check the time stamp on that. 4 is the absolute minimum I could see posted here and 5 is more realistic. BDL came in at 7 and there was better banding west of the river but I would toss the 2.9
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