dendrite

HIE 28

Ok...so we’re on the same page I think. Warming the upper levels and cooling the sfc. Poor Wizzy and his lapse rates.

Huh? If you have reduced incoming shortwave rad and little effect on outgoing longwave rad how is there no sfc cooling? http://climate.envsci.rutgers.edu/pdf/RobockForestFire91JD02043.pdf

55/39 and windy. Def feels like fall. September of yore incoming.

Yup...net cooling effect.

59.8/41 and windy. I’d like summer back for a few more weeks please.

Sun/Mon may be close...even for him.

Whoosh. Nice CAA this morning. A little chilly with the wind.

Red flag warnings on xmas?

heh...I'm with you. Shorts and hoodie as long as I can. Sandals too. But I think you'll have them put away by mid October.

65/54 Very concerned about the dews.

44.9° and overcast Low was 42.7°

I blame this 50% on COVID and 50% on

Ugh...damn COVID. RIP

Which netcam did you use?

This is like some kind of reverse weenie

Oh yeah...congrats Phin

Dews!

With sun probably near 60° in the lower els and mid 50s foothills.

d7-10 is essentially <= 0C 850s up here.

Other way around up here...especially where you are.

Do you have your cam down or is there a new link?

Which model did you go with? You’ll have fun with it.

41.8° will do it here.

You’ll probably be like me...a quick drop in the evening and then it sorta levels off as the cold drains into the valleys. I’m at 43° on the hill, but the lower els around me are about 3-5° cooler. You’ll have cooler daytime maxes as a trade off. It’ll be even more extreme in winter. If BML hits -30° you could even be around -20° with a bit of a breeze. The old Randolph COOP from the 1940s hit -30° on one of the state’s coldest days on record in Feb 1943. CON and PWM had their all-time records of -37° and -39° respectively with that.