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There are a lot of home break-ins in NNE, esp off-season, even in the most remote locations. Camps and second homes are frequently hit. Homes will also often be hit during the day when people are at work. One technique is for the would be burglars to go to the house and knock. If there is no answer they find a way in, if there is an answer they will ask for directions or if that is where so and so lives and then leave. Game cams and other camera systems are being used more frequently in the area. I know of at least two cases from late last year where the out of state home owner was alerted to movement in the house by a camera alerting their cell phone and called the police. When I lived in Peacham, I was always amazed that there were not even more break-in because some of the houses were clearly empty in winter. The lack of any plowing made it clear no one was there.

KLEB lead the field with a 94. https://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KLEB.html

Have you ever dreamed of living in Iowa? You could become "Damage in Des Moines"

KLEB was 94/65 at the 2:53 ob https://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KLEB.html

That should make you about as happy as Wiz would be by the sign of a derecho racing across Mass.

nice "eye" over Brattleboro https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=local-Vermont-truecolor-6-1-100-1&checked=counties-ushw-usint-map&colorbar=undefined

Not Kuchera but Euro overnight was not bullish for snow over the next couple of weeks.

Will you sue them for violating the "Damage in Tolland" registered trademark?

He can't say he has truly experienced New England weather until he has a year where the high temp on July 4 is lower than on Christmas.

Don't forget ya coffee and vanilla nut taps.

Did your sister not get any hail and the neighbor did?

Did your sister not get any hail and the neighbor did?

Euro went from giving me an inch within 48 hours to 0 in one run and moving the jack from here to White Plains. Today ECMWF feels like Errors Common Monday Wednesday Friday. Sure I expect from the GFS but not the Euro.

Candygram.

After days of near misses, including two storms less than 5 miles away yesterday, it is finally raining.

3 new Vermont breweries looking to open https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/three-new-vermont-breweries-work-to-open-during-the-pandemic/Content?oid=30657807

I got caught in a couple of downpours on the drive home from Rutland. No rain here, still. We are currently missing a storm to our west by no more than a couple of miles. In about 15 minutes another storm will scoot by about 4 miles to our east.

I see I have been confusing my summers. 1993 was hot in Vermont with a similar 5 day stretch of 90+ but the summer when BTV hit 100 twice was two years later in 1995 -June 19 and July 14. What makes that impressive is that it looks like they have only had 4 such days ever and the 95 dates were not in the same month and neither were part of a 3+ day heat wave. I remember that summer was very dry. We ended up with water restrictions in my town. https://www.weather.gov/media/btv/climo/extremes/extremetemps.pdf Hottest BTV temps by year. https://www.currentresults.com/Yearly-Weather/USA/VT/Burlington/extreme-annual-burlington-high-temperature.php https://www.weather.gov/media/btv/climo/extremes/heatwave.pdf

BTV is at 92f. This is the first time ever in June that BTV has been 90+ for 6 straight days beating the record set yesterday. 2nd longest BTV streak ever. from the morning AFD:

This AFD seems to speak your language even if it leaves you wanting https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BTV&issuedby=BTV&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1 There are some modest changes in the synoptic environment today. The 850mb ridge axis has pushed ewd toward coastal New England as a slow moving mid-level trough translates ewd across the Great Lakes region. This allows for modest mid-level height falls across our region this afternoon, along with weakly cyclonic flow aloft. Also noting that sfc-6km bulk shear increases to 15-20kts. While not a dramatic increase, there is some better potential for multicellular convective storms rather than strictly short-lived "pulse" storms that have characterized the past couple of days. Storms should still initiate along higher terrain areas with minimal low-level convergence, but will have a better potential to move away from the higher terrain with ENE storm motions around 10 mph. Have shown PoPs 30-50% this afternoon into early this evening, highest across the Adirondacks and near the spine of the Green Mtns. Hot PBL temps combined with dewpoints in the mid 60s should yield SBCAPE values of 1000-2000 J/kg. Given moderate CAPE, somewhat better shear, and better expected storm coverage, continued to include gusty winds, small hail, and heavy rainfall wording with any storms this afternoon into early this evening. Should also see a bit stronger surface winds today...generally S-SW at 10-15 mph, with a few gusts up to 20-25 mph in the Champlain Valley.

Fixed your post because everyone was thinking it.

It just struck me how this heat wave has been different here. Despite being so hot, the air is dry enough that we have not been getting condensation on the toilet water tanks! That is a win in my books.

Those are some summer of 2009 or 2010 numbers for July 1. Eww. I remember being in CNJ one of those years for 5 days around July 6 and all 5 days were easily above 100. I think the highest was 105. I think it was 2010 because as we drove back we came through Springfield Mass and had a car temp at 100.

No flood warning? Any Mulch damage?

Same here. Missed by less than 5 miles in each direction.