FPizz
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Too many trees
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Yup, 98 here for me as well, HI reached 120. This will wind up being a 3 day heatwave here unless things change Thursday. -
Right! It is overkill now.
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I saw 122 on mine when my station said 103 haha. My pool is up to 89. I'm definitely jumping in later.
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Shocked
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No, GEMLAM is a short term model that is sometimes great, but other times way off. This above is a Canadian AI. I had zero clue it existed. Maue's thread which I snipped showed like 10 different AI models. There are so many now!
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Yeah, I see a 99.5 up by route 22, a 99.3 by Bradley Gardens and a 98.9 by Harlen School road. Most of the other stations around seem to be 95-97 though. Mine just got all messed up and popped to 103, lol, but I don't use that for temps since its on my roof.
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95.6 now. All stations within a 5 mile radius of me are between 95 and 97.5 on the ambient network
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Rutgers was out by May 10th. My son goes there. 95 here, pretty even temps on my block.
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Summer break for the students? just kidding.
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Most of the area didn't
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87 today...just a 7 degree miss on a 12 hour forecast.
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Thanks. I grew up there and moved away only 9 years ago. Im still there often.
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Im heading to piscataway now. Ill see if I can feel the 2° difference lol
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88.5, gorgeous.
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Tons of AI models around now. I had no idea the Canadian had them too
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It was a joke because Sundog can't handle it lol. Plenty of personal stations though were 82, but we throw those out.
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Beautiful day. 84, Sun, and pool. Trenton is usually hot, so it being 1 degree warmer than nyc, who cares? Plenty of stations all around today were 82.
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.60" today
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Half inch of rain in like 10 min, down to drizzle now
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Crazy crazy rain wow
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Pouring
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Weak storm rolled through. 1 thunder, 26 mph gust, .07". Temp went from 92 to 72 though
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Main reason why met seasons don't line up as well here than actual seasons. Thermal lag.
