dendrite
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Unless he turns into fungalstein again
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45.2° FG It’s thicc out there
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Maybe I can finally get a birthday snowstorm.
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@radarman I see this bird migration stuff from CornellLab a lot and I see UMass-Amherst as one of the contributors. Are they honestly using ground clutter from radiation inversions for this? That’s the impression I get from their daily tracking loops and examples. I thought maybe you would know more. https://birdcast.org/a-primer-for-using-weather-surveillance-radar-to-study-bird-migration/
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62F Nice mild night. Bugs are out and peepers are peeping.
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Looks great
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High 73F Beautiful afternoon
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Way ahead of here. The grass has been up a few days and there’s some clover growing in the pawpaw patch. But that about it. The forsythia is just starting to bloom.
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Hopefully this verifies
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LFG
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There’s been some big heat stretches in April…even in recent years.
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Short memory.
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Like Ditty said…they pulled it off. But with a 32C 5 min ob only you either need to wait for the 18/00z 6hr highs, the prelim climate report that comes out around 5p, or for BOX to announce it.
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That book probably closes after today.
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Not yet although they may have squeaked one in.
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70F with full sun
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Getting a little sun now. 62.2F Off to the races
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Next week is shit for all. Although I will add that we may get a couple of decent NW flow days late week once the core of the cold passes. Anything with sun is a plus.
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BOS 52F NYC 87F Gotta love it
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Looks like we may clear out once this line of showers moves through
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54.5°
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I’m sure we’ll start getting occasional breaks around 4p and clear out by 6p.
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Caved and put the stove on. 51.9°
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Are there apples, peaches, or pears nearing bloom down there yet? Otherwise probably not much damage. Our natives can handle these swings in April. But my pawpaws can get cambium damage sometimes even if they haven’t broken bud if it’s cold enough and the sap is starting to flow.
