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dendrite

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  1. Hopefully clearing out the mid levels gives us enough insolation to try and mix this out. Unfortunately my dewpoint depression sits at 3F.
  2. Yeah I always enjoy gouging my eyes out while looking at vis sat in these setups and seeing breaks moving W to E from the Great Lakes into VT and then hitting a brick wall near the CT River. Sludge is a good descriptor. It just sits and lingers in the CAD zones like a rancid methane smell after getting your septic tank pumped.
  3. 18z GFS starts June with another couple hundred inches of rain.
  4. 3 days of heat...3 weeks of shiat Rinse and repeat
  5. My uncle has a heated, in-ground, salt water pool and keeps it at 85F all season.
  6. Down to 49.1F. I can only imagine what 93S looks like right now.
  7. 50.7F and spitting rain. Awesome. i kinda wish we never got that big warm up. We could've had some solid negative departures for the month.
  8. All-time May record high at MIA today by 2F...98F. It's been warmer than that once in recorded history (100F in 1942).
  9. Models were already looking more optimistic for sun starting yesterday. I don't think Kevin is getting his widespread 70s, but some will probably touch it.
  10. Where are these 70s in the eastern lakes today that you mentioned?
  11. SOS for S NH tomorrow on the 18z NAM. Saturday is trending a lot more meh for ENE. Cool E/NE flow and looking a lot more grey.
  12. Ha...just looked up the coop form... https://www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/orders/IPS/IPS-C0FE9D55-2079-4317-9F44-07BE7F918236.pdf Meteorologist Bill Jacquemin. His profile here seems a little, well...hyped. http://www.ctweather.com/meet-ctweathers-team He has quite the vivid description of supposedly getting hit by lightning. I'm not sure if I got struck if I'd be able to recount the specifics like that. It happens kind of fast I would presume. He created some weather service back in the 80s/90 too, and for some reason he found it important enough to put it on the COOP form. That 106F ob smells all the way up here to NH now.
  13. I question that record Danbury COOP reading of 106F in 1995 too. DXR airport had peak hourlies of 95F and 98F for the 2 hot days and BDL had 99F and 100F. 106F smells.
  14. Tomorrow could be another day here with a high in the 40s. It's been a beautiful weekend though.
  15. Oops...missed the BOX talk in this thread. Congrats all on the HW.
  16. Could be 87 or 88 so far based on the 31C obs. They had enough 31C obs that it probably hit 88 despite the drop back to 87 at the hourly. Either way, they're going to need one more "push" upward.
  17. The numbers I posted were from the 00z soundings.
  18. The 93F at PWM is the warmest for so early in the season. I'm surprised they hadn't had warmer than 92F before this date.
  19. Impressive across the region. GYX 20.4C ALB 20.0C CHH 19.4C CAR 19.0C !!
  20. 20.4C GYX New May record
  21. Yeah...I was looking more toward 00z. Yesterday really overperformed over guidance from the previous couple of days. Today probably comes in as progged with 18C or so.
  22. 90.2F...defeated the evil cirrus.
  23. 89.9 at mi casa. Douche cirrus in the southern sky over S NH will probably keep me from 90.0+
  24. We're not climbing midday like we did yesterday. Most sites have gained another 3-4F in the past 2hrs. I think we end up with mostly 95-97. 850s ended up overperforming yesterday. 00z RAOBs were warmer at H85 than what models have for them this afternoon.
  25. lol...maybe even up to 500?
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