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  1. The line of heavy showers quickly moved through. It is still raining lightly. About .30" About the same amount earlier. It helps but we need much more. I uploaded this picture but it seems slightly under exposed. The line looked menicing but I don't think the underbelly of line was quite this dark.
  2. Line of showers/storms about to move across Newfound Lake. My webcam site should be fun to watch. https://www.bridgewaternhweather.com/
  3. 64/56 Very light rain. Late yesterday and last night we had some nice downpours. Got .80". It's been dry today, a bit of sun earlier. Sprinkles resumed an hour ago, enough to wet the ground. 0.01"
  4. 2 rounds of showers/thundershowers now through. One earlier and one more recent. Total .86" so far. Looks like the heaviest rainfall for storm totals will be SW of me. I will be happy if we end up 1-2".
  5. I followed the major tornado that hit the area along Lake Winnebago in Wisconsin. It moved north to south. I just watched a really interesting video that was taken along the lake. It looks like as the winds shifted from the east the lake rose several fee. Watch the lake water level. Was it just the wind? Was it the rapid pressure rise? I have never seen something like this. Attached is the general area and direction. Thoughts?
  6. I'm really looking forward to this rain. Sorry vacationers. Less than .75" this month in my area. Bring it on!
  7. 77/61F Improving vis. Dewpoint crashing. Front is through. Surface drought conditions continue.
  8. 73/66F Well there goes that. After another shower last night the grand total from this system looks to end at .36". The showers and storms forming are south and east of my location. Unless something happens to the west it looks like this is it. Thoughts Brian? Hope to make 1" for August!
  9. We got our largest soak of the month earlier today. .23" That puts me just over .50" for August. I don't see much meaningful stuff on radar as everything quickly weakens as it goes in my direction.
  10. 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?
  11. 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...
  12. 80/60 Building Cu The sun is bright here. Some smoke or haze. From my vantage point I can not make out Mt Sunapee anymore (28 miles) but still can see Kearsarge to my SSW. That is 25 miles.
  13. 6:30pm 76/56 I just made a time lapse of the past 3 hours. It is interesting to see the smoke move to the south. https://video.nest.com/clip/c02c65ef933a48e098d7046464887f42.mp4
  14. Living life on the edge. A beautiful late afternoon up here in the Plymouth NH area. Brilliant blue skies about overhead and to the north and dark and dirty looking south. It is really an unusual event. 76/56 Current cam view from Plymouth looking north
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