Brian D
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0.63" of rain last night. Smoky skies today with another round of stms possible. Pretty seasonable June so far. Had one hot day on the 2nd, but other than that, pretty decent. Precip is most welcome. Forecast looks good.
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Showers developed early this morning, and getting a nice soaker atm. Flower garden planted yesterday, so this rain is right on time.
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Another so-so call here. Was expecting something a bit more robust. Instead LP will run the OHRV along a boundary as HP hovers over the Lakes. A CAN system will enter the sub over the weekend with another LP coming in from the SW wrapping up over the Lakes is what it looks like. That's closer to what I was keyed in on, just too early. Being off by 24-48 hrs is pretty typical in my casts.
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A nice early June day on tap with highs in the upper 70's. Skies have mellowed out with the smoke. Just a light veil. Sunrise n set have had a reddish orange sun. Still in need of precip. Early week rains were a dud here with maybe a tenth in the bucket.
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Good shots at rain coming up. Need lots of precip to stave off worsening drought conditions. Most fires in NE MN are out now. Jenkins fire has some hot spots that are being worked on. Small fire up in the BWCA is being tended too as well.
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If they do show up in a swarm visible like this on sat images, the 2 witnesses of Revelation are probably around.
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Smoke from Canada, and dust from the Sahara.
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Canada burning!! https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/maps
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Really heavy smoke today across the NC US. Nasty skies this am.
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Pleasant late May day in the mid 70's, but CAN smoke incoming. Air quality alert for NE MN.
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So-so call on this forecast. Trough swung through the Lakes, HP took over before LP from the SW could move into the sub. Looks like LP will move along the OHRV on Tues.
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I know most folks on here don't like the wx pattern, but as for me, it's just normal fare up my way. 0.30" of rn yesterday. 1.48" for the month. 3.30" is the May avg, and the wx pattern looks fairly dry for me for the rest of the month. Frost adv for tomorrow a.m. across NE MN into N WI & U.P. MI.
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Showers have made it to DLH. Winds around the head of the Lake peaking 50-60+. Park Point & Duluth Harbor seeing the gusts of 60+. High wind warning issued today. 40+ up my way under wind adv.
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HP n cold, dry air on stiff E/NE wind (wind adv)shunting the moisture S & W. DLH might catch the edge of it around sunset. Too bad, as fires are still going. Need more RN this way.
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Stiff E winds for today, and tomorrow 20-30+. Not good. Could cause flare ups of the fires that are still burning. Downright chilly day on tap with highs in the 40's.
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A couple chilly mornings on tap. Freeze warnings out for NE MN n N WI.
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Halloween looks cooler, but OK for most, with some showers (maybe LER/S) possible with a passing front.
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Columbus Day in mid Oct looking wet for the S half of the sub, and maybe some LER of the Lakes. A wet looking pattern for mid month.
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Child Health Day in early Oct looking fair for most, with wet wx leaving the E sub.
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Constitution/Citizen Day in mid Sept looking chilly with CAN HP moving in behind a front sweeping through the sub.
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Summer wx gone for a few days. Power went out last night for a couple hrs as a tree fell over a power line just a couple blocks over from me. It was a windy day yesterday, and stms went through with some stronger gusts, but nothing too high. It must have been damaged then finally just fell, as it was well after the winds had calmed down around 10:30 pm.
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I-Falls' record starts in 1948 with a spattering of records from earlier. Not really that robust, but it still is impressive that they have had that many 90's. If 1934 were in the record, it may have been similar.
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Fires have expanded rapidly. Camp House is at 10k acres, Jenkins Creek at 15k acres, and Munger Shaw at 1600. Over 100 structures burned (cabins n homes). Tomorrow, the rains enter the picture, so that will be a great help. The Greenwood Lake fire back in Aug 2021 burned 27k with 14 structures burned. On the map, you can see that lake to the NE of these fires was the general area of that one.
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Camphouse, Jenkins, and Munger Fires. All over 1000 acres, if not around 2000 acres, each in size this morning. Cooler wx, and rain in the picture starting Thurs.
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N MI, and NE MN are pretty similar in environment, but with more lakes, and swamps. It does tend to get warmer than there, tho, with the air coming in from the W or S out of the plains. N MI is surrounded by the big water. The Lake Superior shore is the same all around.
