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74° here and the water feels fooking great.

By comparison, the past 90 days (roughly that timeframe) has seen 9-12 inches in and around PWM.

I've had better luck seeing it with the naked eye within 30 minutes of sunset. After has been harder (at least for me/here). That would be the "bad data" he referenced . Imagine causing an accident just so you can show your online friends the foliage on the side of the road? Put your effing phone down and drive.

Didn't have my camera but you get the idea.

Beautiful. Where from? It's that time of year it stands out from here in (South) PWM. Visible in the Summer if we get clear days, but it really pops this time of year. Clear air, snow covered peaks, and a lower sun angle with a more-southernly rise position make all the difference.

Might have found you a CON guy (cc: @dendrite). Not sure how good of a site it is. Def within 2 miles of CON and same elevation. He'll email GYX tomorrow. Working a few other leads too. Can't let that continuity of data die.

Done. Now we wait.

There's some CoCoRAHS observers near by. Not sure how consistent their data is, though. Basically how I ended up with you guys.

That stinks, didn't realize 2 of your major climo sites were short. I'll put some feelers out there fwiw.

Credit to OceanStWx for pointing this tweet out https://x.com/RyanMaue/status/1846206890063142994 Not sure what's worse....this guy genuinely believing this would work or his followers in the comments adamantly agreeing.

Yes indeed. LFG.

Nobody, absolutely nobody, including you, is still watering their lawn.

Yes, south/east of Sebago. Clear skies until you hit Farmington/Tamarack land.

weird. skies are clear north of sebago lake https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-12-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

Just ate a big mushroom chocolate and am walking to the nearest big open field hoping for more. LFG.