dendrite
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$100 on gas to chase shelf clouds
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95-99% percentile for the first half of June and some are frustrated that summer hasn’t set in yet. This would be like starting the first 2 weeks of Dec at -10 with a couple of good snow events.
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Coldest week of our lives next week.
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Even 74-75 dews at the airport sites up here. Still not installed yet either. Love it!
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Key West afternoon
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79/73 Sun is close to emerging here
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The last 5 days have been insane here. You literally can’t stop moving. It’s like living in the Amazon.
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MEX is like 75-80 for everyone CON-south next week. I don’t understand the fretting over that. Yeah we lose the dews and rad spots will have 45-50 nights, but it doesn’t look dire? Beyond d7 I really don’t care what they spew out so INS can post his 300hr 3C 850 maps and I’ll print them and use them for TP.
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It’s soupy enough I think the mosquitoes are breeding in midair.
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Trace at MHT. Epic.
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Working his magic last night and this morning
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Let’s take down the Midway radar.
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Maybe it can improve things?
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Looks like a couple more spinups possible on that line
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GWDLT
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It’s like 200kt gtg
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Let’s get it to the “windy” city
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83.6/70
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MRV trying to play catch up this afternoon as clouds move out.
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Steamy out there
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Scott is right about piss poor w.e. measurements in some of the big snow events. Slap on a few inches there. The last 20+ years have been really wet overall too and that has caused a bump up in the 30 years normals. Throw in a slightly dry stretch and the same period looks a lot drier now than it would’ve in the 90s. I’m not saying it hasn’t been BN in some areas long term, but I think lake and stream levels are better indicators. And don’t get me started again about 1” lawns.
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It’s 6/11. BOS normal is 75/58 today. It’s going to be 2 weeks of WAN by Sunday. We already have powderfreak running his AC at night. I’m not sure what people want or expect?
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Did they actually term it a backdoor? It always looked like an outflow assisted seabreeze to me on the mesos from some convection along the coast. Looks like we ended up with a little more ridging though because I remember that 2m theta-e gradient being near the NH/ME border and now it’s up into central ME for this evening.
