dendrite
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A lot of that is virga
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I mean, would it even snow in SNE anymore if we kept DST year round?
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Unfortunately the east coast drives the media narrative. Outside of the megalopolis there be dragons. Is the DJF one out yet?
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39° with some rain and sleet High was a brief 42°
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So 5 warm days this March takes a letter grade off of winter, but an F for the entire first half of 14-15 still results in an A at the end.
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Slow start too…pissed away the first half of winter.
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What was your grade for 14-15?
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Only 415 days until May 1st 2027!
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Post of the year so far!
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I mean if you’re going to flip a switch from cold and snowy to legit spring/summer mid March is the time to do it. I don’t understand how you can lower a winter grade a whole letter for these last 5 days when we’re approaching the 18th hole. But to each their own.
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I think it raised my grade
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Picking up where we left off
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Max temps since midnight…can’t wait for wedge season to be over.
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Def wait for him and brush it by Will too.
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Yeah you stayed wedged. It’ll spike up a bit when you mix out with the cold front later and then it will start dropping again with the cold air advection.
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34° Temp barely moved all night
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I think if anyone sees a half inch it would maybe be Kevin. But yeah, looks like mostly coatings at best imo.
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Big midwest tors…70s and 80s…dews…t’storms in SNE What a March
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He’s just weenieing that 1 extra inch for 70”.
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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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Heat is on here. AC in Tolland?
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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?
