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BrianW

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  1. Some really special dews down here today. 88/74 with a heat index of 97.
  2. What a furnace it's been on the CT shoreline with the overnight lows. 5 am and HVN is 79, BDR 76, GON 75. 77 for my low.
  3. I think this year has 61 beat. BDL is +6.2 and in 1st for September with an average temperature of 75.1.
  4. I like this site. Click view monthly charts Here is BDL Sept 79 https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/sites/monthlysum.php?station=BDL&network=CT_ASOS
  5. For GON and HVN to rank in the top 10 for CDD I would call that a warm summer. Both HVN and GON have put up positive temperature departures every month ytd as well. GON HVN
  6. BDL ranked 24th for CDD JJA. It was though a pretty warm JJA here though with GON ranking 5th for CDD and HVN 8th.
  7. Nice sultry Miami style night down here on the shoreline. HVN's high was 93 yesterday. It was 77-78 here most of the night.
  8. @tamarack I'm at my lake cabin in NJ enjoying some jersey fresh peaches. The jersey fresh corn has been amazing as well.
  9. What a night on the shore to kick off labor day weekend. BDR 67, HVN 69, and GON 65 at 10 pm. Low of 59 here.
  10. Nice day down here on the water. BDR 79 HVN 79 GON 78
  11. BDL's top 5 warmest September's. 1961 68.7 +3.9 2015 68.5 +3.7 1971 67.7 +2.9 2017 67.6 +2.8 2011 67.5 +2.7 Here is Sept 1961 and 2015
  12. You should see the amount of electricity/energy being used in the south central region. AC's running 24/7 and its still in the 80's inside is a common theme there. I read in TX the average kwh consumption for some has been like 2500-3000 kwh a month this summer. The US average is around 750 kwh/month. That area has also consumed a record amount of natural gas reserves and the south central gas reserve is close to the lowest on record.
  13. Nice to see another old ash being saved. Any idea on the age? I've been treating my 125+ year old green ash since the borer arrived around 8-10 years ago. It might be even older than that. It shows up on the 1934 Fairchild aerial survey of Connecticut as a good sized tree. I also used my neighbors ash tree that was smaller and removed and I counted 119 rings to try and compare to get a rough age. This picture was from the spring when it first leafed out.
  14. YTD departures HVN J +10.9 F +5.1 M +4.1 A +5.1 M +.8 J +.3 J +4.1 A +1.1 GON J +10.1 F +4.8 M +3.5 A +4.4 M +1.1 J +.2 J +3.4 A +.8
  15. Tons of outages just north of there in Plainville/Bristol. Anyone have any wind reports from that area?
  16. 176 lighting strikes a min according to lighting maps.
  17. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1955_Connecticut_floods
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