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With all this talk about frost, guess it's a good time for our first frost date probability tables. Here are the 1981-2010 climate normals for SNE.
ID STATION 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% ----- ------------------------------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ BARM3 MA BARRE FALLS DAM AUG 27 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 27 BIRM3 MA BIRCH HILL DAM AUG 28 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 HUNM3 MA KNIGHTVILLE DAM SEP 2 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 OCT 1 WORM3 MA WORTHINGTON SEP 2 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 30 LNBM3 MA LANESBORO SEP 2 SEP 8 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 3 LXDM3 MA LENOX DALE SEP 6 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 WGMC3 CT WIGWAM RSVR SEP 3 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 3 ORE MA ORANGE MUNI AP SEP 5 SEP 12 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 3 BAKC3 CT BAKERSVILLE SEP 9 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 3 FVLC3 CT FALLS VILLAGE SEP 7 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 5 PSF MA PITTSFIELD WB AP SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 AHRM3 MA AMHERST SEP 6 SEP 13 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 6 MHLC3 CT MANSFIELD HOLLOW LAKE SEP 9 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 GBRM3 MA GREAT BARRINGTON 5 SW SEP 10 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 GVLM3 MA GROVELAND SEP 10 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 AQW MA NORTH ADAMS SEP 11 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 6 TLLM3 MA TULLY LAKE SEP 10 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 6 WMDM3 MA WEST MEDWAY SEP 8 SEP 14 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 BLAM3 MA BORDEN BROOK RSVR SEP 9 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 NWPC3 CT SHEPAUG DAM SEP 12 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 7 WTPC3 CT WEST THOMPSON LAKE SEP 9 SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 NRNM3 MA NORTON WEST SEP 9 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 8 OXFM3 MA BUFFUMVILLE LAKE SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 KGNR1 RI KINGSTON SEP 10 SEP 16 SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 8 BAF MA WESTFIELD 2 NE AP SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 CMMM3 MA CUMMINGTON HILL SEP 16 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 11 HAVM3 MA HAVERHILL SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 MNDM3 MA MAYNARD 2 SEP 14 SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 9 NFKC3 CT NORFOLK 2 SW SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 10 TAN MA TAUNTON MUNI AP SEP 15 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 11 BEDM3 MA BEDFORD SEP 18 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 11 BEVM3 MA BEVERLY SEP 18 SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 10 BROM3 MA BROCKTON SEP 15 SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 11 MVY MA VINEYARD HAVEN AP SEP 14 SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 13 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLLC3 CT BULLS BRG DAM SEP 19 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 12 DXR CT DANBURY MUNI AP SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 14 FIT MA FITCHBURG MUNI AP SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 12 LLLM3 MA LOWELL SEP 16 SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 11 SBRM3 MA SOUTHBRIDGE 3 SW SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 13 WALM3 MA WALPOLE 2 SEP 19 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 12 EBRM3 MA EAST BRIMFIELD LAKE SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 13 IJD CT WILLIMANTIC WINDHAM AP SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 13 BED MA BEDFORD HANSCOM FLD SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 15 BVY MA BEVERLY MUNI AP SEP 23 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCT 14 BRLC3 CT BURLINGTON SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 15 EWB MA NEW BEDFORD MUNI AP SEP 20 SEP 25 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 14 PYM MA PLYMOUTH MUNI AP SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 14 REAM3 MA READING SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 15 TAUM3 MA TAUNTON SEP 20 SEP 25 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 16 DANC3 CT DANBURY SEP 24 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 13 OCT 17 BDL CT HARTFORD SEP 24 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 16 LWM MA LAWRENCE MUNI AP SEP 23 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 16 MMK CT MERIDEN MARKHAM MUNI AP SEP 24 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 15 MIDM3 MA MIDDLETON SEP 22 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 11 OCT 16 FTFR1 RI NORTH FOSTER 1 E SEP 24 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 16 NRWC3 CT NORWICH PUB UTIL PLT SEP 23 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 17 HINM3 MA HINGHAM SEP 24 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 13 OCT 17 MTCC3 CT MT CARMEL SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 20 PEAM3 MA PEABODY SEP 24 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 13 OCT 17 PLYM3 MA PLYMOUTH-KINGSTON SEP 24 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 19 EFRM3 MA ROCHESTER SEP 23 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 15 OCT 20 MA JAMAICA PLAIN SEP 25 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 10 OCT 13 OCT 17 STFC3 CT STAMFORD 5 N SEP 26 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 19 STRC3 CT STORRS SEP 24 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 21 ORH MA WORCESTER SEP 26 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 20 EWAM3 MA EAST WAREHAM SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 13 OCT 17 OCT 21 MLTC3 CT MIDDLETOWN 4 W SEP 27 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 18 OCT 24 LWMM3 MA LAWRENCE SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 18 OCT 23 WST RI WESTERLY STATE AP SEP 29 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 17 OCT 22 MQE MA BLUE HILL SEP 29 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 24 HYA MA HYANNIS BARNSTABLE MUNI AP SEP 29 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 16 OCT 20 OCT 25 NZW MA SOUTH WEYMOUTH NAS OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 18 OCT 21 OCT 26 GON CT GROTON NEW LONDON AP OCT 2 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 27 MARM3 MA MARBLEHEAD OCT 1 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 27 PVD RI PROVIDENCE OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 28 HYSM3 MA HYANNIS OCT 2 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 17 OCT 20 OCT 24 OCT 29 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EDGM3 MA EDGARTOWN OCT 3 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 14 OCT 17 OCT 20 OCT 23 OCT 26 NOV 1 GTNC3 CT GROTON OCT 5 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 17 OCT 20 OCT 23 OCT 28 NOV 2 NWBM3 MA NEW BEDFORD OCT 4 OCT 8 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 18 OCT 21 OCT 25 OCT 29 NOV 2 UUU RI NEWPORT STATE AP OCT 5 OCT 9 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 25 OCT 28 NOV 2 BDR CT BRIDGEPORT SIKORSKY AP OCT 8 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 18 OCT 21 OCT 24 OCT 28 NOV 1 NOV 5 CQX MA CHATHAM MUNI AP OCT 8 OCT 12 OCT 15 OCT 18 OCT 21 OCT 23 OCT 26 OCT 29 NOV 2 TIVR1 RI TIVERTON OCT 8 OCT 12 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 25 OCT 28 NOV 1 NOV 5 ACK MA NANTUCKET FAA AP OCT 10 OCT 15 OCT 19 OCT 22 OCT 25 OCT 28 OCT 31 NOV 3 NOV 7 BOS MA BOSTON OCT 13 OCT 18 OCT 21 OCT 24 OCT 27 OCT 29 NOV 1 NOV 3 NOV 7 BID RI BLOCK ISLAND STATE AP OCT 12 OCT 18 OCT 22 OCT 25 OCT 28 OCT 31 NOV 3 NOV 6 NOV 12 NPTR1 RI NEWPORT ROSE OCT 12 OCT 17 OCT 21 OCT 25 OCT 28 OCT 31 NOV 2 NOV 5 NOV 9 CHH MA CHATHAM OCT 18 OCT 23 OCT 27 OCT 29 NOV 1 NOV 3 NOV 5 NOV 9 NOV 14 -
5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Day 30 of over 90 BDL. Tack on two more this week. And now models say a few possible next week
I'd pump the brakes on "a few." BDL has only hit 90+ a few times post-9/11 twice in its entire history (1914, 1915). Even just getting a couple puts you at a less than 1-in-10 chance.
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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:
Absolute full blown nudity this weekend. Those temps are going to feel amazing.
Yes a couple of days of -3 to -5 departures are going to feel downright frigid.
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46 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:
Does anyone know how many 90F days BDL has had so far?
29 counting today.
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54 minutes ago, Sugarloaf1989 said:
I said scattered foliage, reading comprehension fail? Eating at Shake Shack. Long walk from parking, but it feels good to walk. No falls yet today.
I think it's stressed trees. The shoreline is going to be mostly green for about the next two months unless the pattern changes dramatically in the next few weeks.
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14 minutes ago, rimetree said:
I've seen a stat where we've had 35 AN months vs. 1 BN month since 2010 or something like that. Pretty telling.
I don't think it's quite that extreme anywhere in the northeast, but it seems that AN months outnumber the BN ones by a ~3:1 ratio.
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Guessing this will be another year of nearly full dull green trees come Halloween along the coast given the warmth that appears to want to linger well into September.
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1 hour ago, J Paul Gordon said:
Sure, but what is the formula for that? Do we just add a couple of degrees C/F? Do we multiply by certain factor? Is there an agreed upon norm?
If we are doing science, we need the numbers. If we are doing ideology/religion we can simply invoke the creed "I believe in Climate Change".
Of course the climate is changing (it does us well to remember that 15,000 insignificantly short years ago a kilometer of ice covered the place I live in) and currently it is warming. Human beings very likely have an affect on this. Precisely what effect and how long the warming will continue is open for debate. There are other factors at play, too, including solar activity, etc. that may mitigate or enhance GW/CC.
It worries me when GW is thrown into predictions without further qualification. It would help if there was a standard value being added to predictions and those predictions were checked against what actually happens.
Maybe instead of calling it global warming just think of it more generically as bias. If someone bet you that a month was going to be above or below normal, which way would you lean without looking at anything?
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9 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:
I doubt we'll add to departures after tomorrow... In fact, tomorrow's low might get boot-legged by a midnight an 11:55 pm low...
Tomorrow's fropa has that double look about it ...where there's a line of TCU if not a shower/boomer here and there. Front goes by and the wind backs NNW/N for the rest of the afternoon. The wind flips onshore like it was just waiting the whole time for any excuse to do so around three or four in the afternoon... That'll be a kind of secondary knocking the feet out from under this thing for coastal regions.
Fri morning in Boston may be rather under the radar whip-lashy actually.. T1 temps are 17 C... That could graying mid or upper 60s ... and the NAM grids try to peg it there all day - after being close to a 100? mmm, that's a pretty fantastic 24 about face. I can smell the ocean over in Cambridge -
I believe you have until 1 AM to bootleg your lows because of daylight savings time.
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6 hours ago, Powderboy413 said:
Can't decide whether it's better to be in the dark blue, light green, or the purple they have over us. What's the difference between teeth-chattering cold, plentiful snow and biting cold, snowy?
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BDL had 16 of 20 below normal Septembers from 1978 to 1997.
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31 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
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that would freak me out...
Same here though I think I could get over it. There's one in China, and you'd have to pay me to go out on it.
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Cheap home sensors are prone to contamination. They're not bad the day you take them out of the box, but over time you see it especially when it's humid or in environs which are not well mixed.
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1 minute ago, Great Snow 1717 said:
I agree with you regarding Septembers at 1 time having a good mix of summer and fall. Clearly GW has taken root in New England.
That Kingston chart trend looks too steep to be from GW, but I'm no expert on that. That's like a bull market chart where the trend is up and each successive dip is higher than the previous bottom.
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4 minutes ago, weathafella said:
That’s what you get for starting school in August.
It's a must when you're planning on having lots of snow days.
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You really have to go back to 98 and earlier for when falls felt like fall. Although since there was lots of below normal months in the late-80s and 90s, perhaps that wasn't entirely representative of fall either, and I just remember that being what fall is supposed to be like because that's what I grew up with.
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7 minutes ago, bobbutts said:
My P&C says 50.. I realize 49 is hardly different but I'm hoping for the 40's tonight too.
Mine says 60 but hoping for 59. It may be just one degree, but it's psychological.
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7 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:
Thank you. As a millennial, I cannot be held accountable for my actions. All I can remember from my childhood is big snows, and participation trophies.
And tons of Boston sports championships.
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You would think measuring snow would be a high priority in order to determine a snow clearing and removal strategy and resource management.
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5 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
Speaking of snow, KBOS has a big issue with no snow observer right now. The only thing that seems doable is to train the observers and pay them for it, but that seems to be easier said than done from what I hear. Not good.
Don’t they have a weather observer in the tower? I really don’t see the big deal about having that guy go down and stick a ruler in the snow once an hour on the dozen or so days a year that BOS has measurable snow.
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I think the observing network being much denser today thanks to the internet helps bump up the reported frequency of big storms because an 18 inch jack would never go unreported now. 20+ years ago you had no reliable way to know that Tolland got 19 inches while BDL and ORH reported just 5 or 6. Anecdotally I've noted that it feels like we can't radiate as well on clear nights anymore (other than that one guy in Bakersville), though I haven't done the proper research on it, but my back of the envelope math shows BDL tacking on about half a day per year to its growing season in the fall right now, and only experiences about half the number of cool fall mornings compared to 20-25 years ago. I know some will blame the fact that its an airport and we shouldn't measure in a place that's so wide open and exposed to the atmosphere (sarcasm), but it's always been an airport. Has the area around the airport really changed that much to impact nighttime temperatures this dramatically in such a short period of time? Have they added more 'macs near the thermometer? More commercial development around the airport itself? Even middle of nowhere co-ops with reliable and long periods of record exhibit similar behavior with generally higher mins and less duration of snow cover.
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3 hours ago, Great Snow 1717 said:
Going to be a torch fall and winter too...….
Fall is usually a torch going by the last couple of decades, so that's not really going out on a limb. According to my calculations, if you look at the five SNE first order sites, of the last 20 falls, 9 of them were torches (three month departures 1.5+), 14 of them above average (at least +0.3), and 3 below average. I think this may be a factor in hurting SNE fall foliage.
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48 minutes ago, JustinRP37 said:
I am not disagreeing on that at all. Winter has always had the most variance when you look at North America, and more so the northeast. You get winds off the ocean at any point and you can jump to 50+, on the flip side you can get colder than cold with a dry cold wind from the north. And higher humidity of the summer months does tend to stabilize temperatures. Dry air is easier to cool and heat. All I was pointing out is in our state of the climate it is much easier to string together above normal months and weeks versus stringing together below average months and weeks.
Alaska and the high plains have the highest variance in temperatures especially Montana and the Dakotas. The top 57 sites with the highest monthly standard deviation in mean temp are all in AK, MT, ND, SD, or MN. New England states are generally middle of the road.
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16 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:
Yea. Here’s my call.
Good call! SW CT winter incoming!!!
September Models and Pattern: The March to Fall
in New England
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And for our NNE friends:
ID STATION 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% ----- ------------------------------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ MVLV1 VT MORRISVILLE 4 SSW AUG 21 AUG 28 SEP 1 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 9 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 22 PTFM1 ME PITTSTON FARM AUG 25 AUG 29 SEP 1 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 20 FISM1 ME FT KENT AUG 24 AUG 30 SEP 1 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 22 HTNM1 ME HOULTON 5N AUG 23 AUG 30 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 24 NORV1 VT NORTHFIELD 3 SSE AUG 23 AUG 29 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 23 ISLV1 VT ISLAND POND AUG 25 AUG 31 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 25 NEWN3 NH NEWPORT AUG 24 AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 25 PLFV1 VT PLAINFIELD AUG 23 AUG 30 SEP 3 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 25 PLYN3 NH PLYMOUTH AUG 26 AUG 31 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 24 PQIM1 ME PRESQUE ISLE AUG 26 SEP 1 SEP 4 SEP 6 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 25 RANM1 ME RANGELEY AUG 25 AUG 31 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 10 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 23 DANM1 ME DANFORTH AUG 28 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 26 IZG ME FRYEBURG E SLOPES AP AUG 28 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 26 CAR ME CARIBOU WFO AUG 31 SEP 3 SEP 6 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 26 CAVV1 VT CAVENDISH AUG 29 SEP 2 SEP 6 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 26 FARM1 ME FARMINGTON AUG 28 SEP 2 SEP 5 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 26 PIKN3 NH BENTON 5 SW AUG 30 SEP 3 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 27 FVE ME FRENCHVILLE AROOSTOOK AP AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 27 SUNV1 VT SUNDERLAND 2 AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 26 BRAM1 ME BRASSUA DAM AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 28 DFXM1 ME DOVER-FOXCROFT WWTP AUG 30 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 27 MIDM1 ME MIDDLE DAM AUG 29 SEP 3 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 PATM1 ME PATTEN 2 AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 28 RUTV1 VT RUTLAND AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 26 TMWN3 NH TAMWORTH 4 SEP 1 SEP 4 SEP 7 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 28 ESHM1 ME EAST HIRAM SEP 1 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 29 MONN3 NH MONROE 5 NNE AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 8 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 28 MVL VT MORRISVILLE STOWE STATE AP SEP 1 SEP 5 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 28 SPRM1 ME SPRINGFIELD AUG 31 SEP 4 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 29 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BRLN3 NH BERLIN SEP 1 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 CORM1 ME CORINNA AUG 31 SEP 5 SEP 10 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 28 HOLM1 ME HOLLIS SEP 1 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 28 GREM1 ME SEBEC LAKE AUG 31 SEP 5 SEP 9 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 30 BRNM1 ME BARNARD SEP 1 SEP 6 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 29 CHLV1 VT CHELSEA 2 NW SEP 2 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 CON NH CONCORD ASOS SEP 2 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 OCT 1 ENOV1 VT ENOSBURG FALLS SEP 1 SEP 6 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 30 HRTM1 ME HARTFORD AUG 29 SEP 5 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 30 MPV VT MONTPELIER AP SEP 2 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 OCT 1 RDSV1 VT READSBORO 1 SE SEP 2 SEP 7 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 30 KEEN3 NH KEENE SEP 3 SEP 7 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 OCT 1 FFLN3 NH FRANKLIN FALLS DAM SEP 1 SEP 6 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 29 OCT 3 NPTV1 VT NEWPORT SEP 3 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 OCT 1 VT WATERBURY 2 SSE SEP 4 SEP 9 SEP 13 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 WDLM1 ME WOODLAND SEP 1 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 29 OCT 2 WDSV1 VT WOODSTOCK SEP 2 SEP 8 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 30 BRIM1 ME BRIDGTON 3 NW AUG 29 SEP 6 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 30 OCT 3 AFN NH JAFFREY SEP 5 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 3 NCON3 NH NORTH CONWAY SEP 5 SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 DDH VT BENNINGTON MORSE ST AP SEP 5 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 2 ROCV1 VT ROCHESTER SEP 3 SEP 9 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 2 SLSN3 NH SALISBURY SEP 6 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 2 WBTM1 ME WEST BUXTON 2 NNW SEP 6 SEP 12 SEP 15 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 2 GLDN3 NH GREENLAND SEP 6 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 MLT ME MILLINOCKET FAA AP SEP 8 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 RIPM1 ME RIPOGENUS DAM SEP 4 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 SBYV1 VT SALISBURY 2 N SEP 6 SEP 11 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 4 VSF VT SPRINGFIELD HARTNESS AP SEP 8 SEP 14 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 3 CWLV1 VT CORNWALL SEP 7 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 DURN3 NH DURHAM SEP 6 SEP 12 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 EDNV1 VT EDEN 2 S SEP 9 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 5 MADM1 ME MADISON SEP 5 SEP 12 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 5 MLTM1 ME MILLINOCKET SEP 7 SEP 13 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 POWV1 VT POWNAL 1 NE SEP 9 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 5 DURM1 ME DURHAM SEP 11 SEP 16 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 HUDN3 NH HUDSON 1 SSE SEP 10 SEP 14 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 4 1V4 VT SAINT JOHNSBURY SEP 8 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 4 BGR ME BANGOR AP SEP 11 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 BELM1 ME BELFAST SEP 11 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 DAW NH ROCHESTER SKYHAVEN AP SEP 10 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 RUMM1 ME RUMFORD 1 SSE SEP 11 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 SARV1 VT ST ALBANS RADIO SEP 9 SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 WEAN3 NH WEARE SEP 10 SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 6 EXJV1 VT ESSEX JUNCTION 1 N SEP 11 SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 LEB NH LEBANON MUNI AP SEP 13 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 SANM1 ME SANFORD 2 NNW SEP 11 SEP 17 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 IWI ME WISCASSET AP SEP 14 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 JONM1 ME JONESBORO SEP 15 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 8 MILN3 NH MILFORD SEP 12 SEP 18 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 WVLM1 ME WATERVILLE TRTMT PLT SEP 12 SEP 18 SEP 22 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 7 GNR ME GREENVILLE MAINE FORESTRY SV SEP 13 SEP 18 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 HANN3 NH HANOVER SEP 16 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 7 NASN3 NH NASHUA 2 NNW SEP 13 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 8 ROBM1 ME ROBBINSTON SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 9 WLYM1 ME WESLEY SEP 15 SEP 20 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 8 GARM1 ME GARDINER SEP 17 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 9 VRNV1 VT VERNON SEP 17 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 11 BTV VT BURLINGTON WSO AP SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 9 GRAM1 ME GRAND LAKE STREAM SEP 17 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 9 MNCN3 NH MASSABESIC LAKE SEP 18 SEP 22 SEP 25 SEP 28 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 11 MTSN3 NH MT SUNAPEE SEP 16 SEP 21 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLFV1 VT BELLOWS FALLS SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 10 ELLM1 ME ELLSWORTH SEP 19 SEP 23 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 11 ORNM1 ME ORONO SEP 18 SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 11 PWM ME PORTLAND JETPORT SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 7 OCT 11 HLBN3 NH DEERING SEP 20 SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 10 OCT 15 LEWM1 ME LEWISTON SEP 23 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 AUG ME AUGUSTA FAA AP SEP 24 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 10 OCT 14 NEWM1 ME NEWCASTLE SEP 23 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 10 OCT 14 WRKM1 ME WEST ROCKPORT 1 NNW SEP 21 SEP 25 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 11 OCT 15 GYX ME GRAY SEP 23 SEP 27 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 16 MHT NH MANCHESTER AP SEP 24 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 11 OCT 15 SHRV1 VT SOUTH HERO SEP 24 SEP 28 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 4 OCT 6 OCT 9 OCT 12 OCT 16 LKPN3 NH LAKEPORT 2 SEP 26 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT 10 OCT 13 OCT 17 BHRM1 ME ACADIA NP SEP 24 SEP 29 OCT 1 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 11 OCT 15 OCT 19 EPO ME EASTPORT SEP 25 SEP 30 OCT 2 OCT 5 OCT 7 OCT 9 OCT 13 OCT 16 OCT 21 PCLM1 ME 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