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That late 90s period was messy with the ASOS transition and observers were reduced. I’m pretty sure East Granby would be the BDL obs. The airport property runs into E Granby anyway.
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Meltdown's R Us. What's Buried Is Seen Again...
dendrite replied to Cold Miser's topic in New England
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What do you have left? You still have some dews tonight.
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Your dew is 17° higher than my temp Have a +1
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Tomorrow looks pretty meh. Maybe a little flip to snow as the dry air really begins advecting in. Mesos aren’t wild about it. Looks like a half inch at best east of the high terrain, but I wouldn’t be surprised if even that fails. Western upslope areas may get a sneaky few?
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I’ve found it’s usually sleet. I suppose it technically can report it in other scenarios, but I feel like you usually just see it defer to the alternate ptype when there’s a mix…or the dom type in a RS scenario. I’ve just seen it report S with a jump up in vis too many times when there’s ptype goes from straight S to an obvious SIP mix. Unfortunately ASOS is pretty bad with L/ZL detection.
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Are you going to let him chase scud with Wiz this year?
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It’s there. It came through. It’s not warming up much despite the sunshine NoP. It’s just functioning more like a weak seabreeze with slightly higher density sfc air than a classic stratus NE shat fest. Not complaining
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Man that ran out of steam quickly.
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The stratus is moving onshore now. I’m sure there will be a secondary push of raw taint with that.
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+28 for ORH yesterday…that’s the highest departure since April 2023. I had to go back to Jan 2020 to find one higher. Of course they’re all positives.
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Whatever you want to call it…it has more momentum on the BD angle of the front. The “cold” over upstate NY gets bullied out pretty easily by the WAA push.
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And he thought he could protect his pack. https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=G3147&hours=168
