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dendrite

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  1. 5 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

    non native. cut them all down

    I hear ya and don’t necessarily disagree. But they aren’t invasive (aggressive) and don’t spread their seed far so a single tree isn’t really hurting the ecosystem much. If I could only plant a couple of trees it would be native ones, but if I had a large enough property and more room for trees than I knew what to do with I’d possibly plant one. They’re fairly useless for wildlife though.

  2. 5 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:


    Anger mounting under sunny skies
    Southeast ridges crushing souls
    Yule-tide carols being dumped by a choir
    And AC installs are apropos

    Everybody knows, a cutter and some rising dews
    Help to make the season right
    Tiny tots with their eyes filled with tears
    Will find it hard to sleep tonight

    They know the Grinch on his way (oh he’s comin’)
    He's loaded rain, and warmth, and woodsheds on his sleigh
    And every mother's child is gonna cry
    As fathers smash all their presents nearby 

    And so I'm offering this simple phrase
    To kids from one to ninety-two
    Although it's been said many times, many ways
    Merry Christmas to you

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  3. 3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

    Listening to Christmas songs…I wonder if we had the background warming 80 years ago, would there be so much references to snow? 

    Chestnuts blighted, and catching fire
    Jack shit amounts of snow
    Yore-like snow maps, being sent by a weenie
    And folks dressed up like Key Largo

    Everybody knows, some toucans and forsythia
    Helps to make the season right
    Weenie cops, obsessed with MJO
    Will find it hard to sleep tonight

    They know the Grinch storm, is on its way
    It’s melting lots of ice and snowmen in just a day
    And every mother plays, John Mayer on a drive
    As the temp and dewpoint, both hit fifty-five

     

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  4. That sucker is fast moving. I think the ones more aligned in a W-E axis tend to be more persistent since you tend to have the vortmaxes that induce the inv troughs coming in from the W-NW. This is more like a quick moving line going through rather than training cells. 

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  5. On 12/4/2025 at 11:34 AM, Layman said:

    @dendrite Not sure if you follow this at all but I've seen your posts regarding trees and figured it may be of interest:

    https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2025/12/james-hall-ginkgo-tree-sees-latest-leaf-drop-record 

    I love ginko trees. The late leaf drop is interesting. Hopefully the tree is okay. I’d plant one here, but I already have too many other trees…not much room between the fruiting trees, chestnuts, and butternuts/hickories. 

    10 hours ago, bristolri_wx said:

    “Your local forecast from the National Weather Service.”

     

    This is my favorite wxstar 4000 simulator. There’s a lot of customization. 
    https://www.taiganet.com

    8 hours ago, WxWatcher007 said:

    An air quality alert and cold weather advisory for wind chills up to -55. Currently -27 at the airport. Vodka cold.

    Boy, I sure do hope they find relief with a big ridge over their head sometime around Christmas. 

    I don’t take much notice of Fairbanks temps until they hit that magical -40° mark. Of course that’s with calm conditions.

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  6. 1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

    Garbage month. Had one decent snow event and a pretty decent ice storm near the end of the month. 

    That must’ve been a decent SWFE on the 29-30th. CON 10.0” on 1.31”, Franklin 13.0” on 1.76”, Lakeport 12.0” on 2.02”, and North Conway 16.0” on 1.77”. Double digit snow with glop on top. 

  7. 10 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    I’d prob extend that personally a bit to Xmas week. If we don’t have anything banked or imminent, then it would be another shaft job…..we have a chance this week before a little tiny relaxation (if it all), but then there’s clearly a reload for another favorable stretch doing into Xmas week. If we strike out on both periods, then we’re just living in the late 1980s/early 1990s paradigm again. 

    We got more snow up here in Jan 90 versus Dec 89 despite it being like +6. Not sure how it was down there, but we had a couple of good events that month with monthly totals around 2ft.

  8. 1 hour ago, wxeyeNH said:

    Brian,  I was paying more attention to the snow squalls vs how cold this air mass is.  It seems like last night's cold over preformed.  Was that true?   0F here but snowcover must helped.

    Maybe a little? But this was modeled to be pretty cold. It had that look of strong CAA early and possibly radiating in the good rad spots before sunrise and it seems that panned out. I’m just glad we got a good pack before it came.

    We’ve had recent winters that didn’t even get below zero. Hopefully we don’t get too many of these days. I don’t need to be ripping through 2 bags of pellets every day.

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