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It was nice to have the clean air today. It will be interesting to see how much smoke comes back tomorrow and how it interacts with the convection potential over the northeast tomorrow. Maybe it's a good lesson for future modeling. Not to get into politics but I just saw that Trump is threatening Canada with tariffs to get it's s..t together. Perhaps climate changer deniers have more to do with it than vast boral forest management?
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Moderate rain showers with very high winds just moved across Newfound Lake. A very quick drop in temperature to 66Fl Boaters are scrambling. No lightning. I'm sheltered from the W/NW winds but gusted to 30mph. I'm sure winds gusted to near 50mph out on the lake. Watching the live cams. Boaters are scrambling...
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The thick smoke has moved out but wow, the thickest smoke layer I have ever seen. Below is the Nest Cam time lapse. It started around 9am. At that time we had the cirrus overhead with the MCS but skies were basically clear after that. The temperature has jumped 7F in the past hour. 82/69 I'm not sure why the camera was changing the hue of the sky. Maybe to adjust for the darkness? https://video.nest.com/clip/3886a63d346441b9a07cb5463627d987.mp4
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As of 11:45 here in Central NH we have a very thick smoke layer above us. The whole landscape is yellowish and the sun disc is sharp but so dim you can look at it directly. A very eerie situation. It is only 74.7F. I have no idea how this will impact the severe threat later but it is the densest smoke layer above us that I have ever seen. Meanwhile at near ground level I can see mountain ridges 30 miles distant.
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Looking at the sat pics this morning there are lots of fires burning in Southern Ontario. The thick smoke plume is moving into our area. How much is this going to affect the severe storms later for NNE? Also the MCS is creating a lot of cloud cover especially this morning. So we are not getting much insolation. Maybe this will reduce convection later?
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Hoisting the Sultan Signal: Heavy Rain Event July 5-7
wxeyeNH replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
It was a beautiful day up here. Some smoke A fair amount of smoke looking out at the distant ridges. We are starting to dry out the surface. This past week has been dry other than about .10" on the 1rst. We did have a 5 minute sprinkle earlier today. I notice some drops covering about 1/3 of the deck surface at the height. Does that count as a T for the day? Enjoy your soak down in SNE.
