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Patriot21

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  1. 7 hours ago, mreaves said:

    Wow. I had about .25” today and we aren’t all that far apart as the crow flys. 

    I work down in Hanover and it rained almost all day down there, almost on the verge of heavy a couple of times. Maybe I was just far enough east to get some of that. The brooks are flowing pretty good.

  2. 28 minutes ago, mreaves said:

    Up to 1.41" here.  Looking at the predictions on my phone app, I thought it would be about half that much.  It's a good drink for those who need it.  Just means I'm going to have to mow more.

    Nice. I also wasn't expecting this much, but I will gladly take it. I was actually planning on mowing this afternoon cause I thought it was gonna stop this morning but has been going pretty much all day.

  3. 16 minutes ago, backedgeapproaching said:

    Wow, pretty quick drop to 59F by 9pm. You might be the coolest spot in NNE right now..or one of.  Outside of some spot right on the water. 

    69F here.

    I was surprised when I saw 59 on the thermometer. Whenever we get our first warm spell I am always worrying it's gonna be miserable lol. I really shouldn't be surprised though cause this specific location cools down so quickly.

  4. 81 when I got home at 4pm. Down to 59 at 9pm and I'm pretty surprised it cooled down so quickly. Got the windows open with box fan blowing in the night air. Hung out outside until dusk when little flying insects started getting too annoying. Weather-wise felt great though

  5. 7 hours ago, powderfreak said:

    Large diurnal temperature ranges are the hallmark of great early warm season weather.  The mountain valleys have been seeing consistent 20s at night this week, followed by 60s and 70s by day.  Relative humidity's have been 10-20% at their lowest.  This has led to snow preservation that's fairly good given the temperatures.  Dry air like they have out west does preserve the snow... especially north or east facing aspects.

    The east slope gets the afternoon shadows, while the south and west facing aspects take the solar brunt during the highest diurnal temperatures.  It makes a big difference in the spring.  Maximum solar exposure on these east slope areas are during the coldest diurnal time of day (sunrise and morning).

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    Beautiful picture. We started at 23 yesterday morning and around 4 we were at 66. My kids wanted to go inside because it was "too hot out" lol. That sun is strong right now.

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