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powderfreak

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  1. Getting 88/75s mixed in on the 5-min data at MVL. Pure Hades.
  2. That’s next level, wow. Anyone without A/C in that area is in trouble. I’m afraid to think that there may be a good deal of folks in high-rise apartments that have no real ability to cool if they don’t have window units? Imagine starting the first night of the heater with a min in the upper 70s or 80s.
  3. Hope we see some triple digits at key sites. This will be high-end heat and humidity for another couple days regardless of if it hits 100F or not. 95-99F with high dews is uncomfortable enough.
  4. Calm down, you’re like 4 degrees warmer than here . BTV is warmer than you at 81F currently. We are in it with ya. It’s a classic summer evening.
  5. It is so nice out, do not even have the A/C on... just doors wide open. Will likely turn on the dehumidifier function of the mini-split to sleep, but man it is just perfect summer outside right now in the waning light. Still can see outside fine at 9pm without artificial light. It's a whole vibe. 73/68.
  6. High of 76F so far. It’s actually impressive it’s gotten that warm with this cloud cover and upslope flow. Any prolong sun will send it off to the races.
  7. The usual with NW flow blocking things up. We’ve had a few more showers roll through the northern mountains over the past hour.
  8. This sounds fun. * At 849 AM EDT, thunderstorms had produced heavy rain causing flash flooding to occur across the Central and Northern portions of Chenango County. Between 3 and 5 inches of rain have fallen. Major flash flooding is already occurring and being reported across Chenango County. Numerous roads and bridges are flooded, as well as numerous homes taking on water, especially around Norwich, Sherburne, and New Berlin. At least 10 people are stranded due to flood waters. Chenango County is in a State of Emergency due to the flooding. No unnecessary travel in Chenango County is allowed.
  9. Picked up 0.54” of rain this morning to keep the swamps happy.
  10. They knew they had to get it within a run. Scored 2 in the 9th just to make it a 1-run loss, and left the tying run at 3rd base. Poetic.
  11. Yeah snowmaking snow takes a long time to melt. It’s one of the jumps in the terrain park. Imagine if you had 15 feet of sleet… this is when it would melt lol.
  12. One last time. The annual post-solstice roll in the snow.
  13. Low of 46F… might be the last one like that for a bit.
  14. Good luck. I’ll be in Boston on Monday and Tuesday. Not days to go to the cities.
  15. Imagine this forecast on the Summer Solstice... Glacier National Park. We can't even get that in January. Also, yes it is at elevation, but they are going to see snow levels down to like 5,000ft. It's not *that* high up (this point and click is like 6,000ft). Would be like Mount Washington getting plastered on the solstice. Saturday... Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. High near 31. West southwest wind 15 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 14 to 20 inches possible. Saturday Night... Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Low around 28. West wind 11 to 14 mph becoming north northwest after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 4 to 8 inches possible.
  16. Yeah just a quickie. Upslope is already drying up. Gonna go right back up by Sunday.
  17. 47F at top of the Gondola, 57F at the base. Windy with occasional squalls. Summer ops start tomorrow. A good 25F cooler than yesterday.
  18. Upslope rain and gusty winds near the solstice. Interesting.
  19. We had a good soaking, with standing water or soggy conditions in numerous areas of a 3-mile loop with the dog. The neighbor across the street along Stowe CC had 0.86” today in three quick moving downpours. The top of the golf course 200-300ft higher had 0.98”. Looks like the Lower Village and SE had just over a half inch. I appreciate how this area has so many PWS stations in a very small radius. Its always interesting how even 1 mile can add 0.30” of rainfall in these convective situations.
  20. Quick 0.64” with a rain rate of 2.70”/hr to keep the mosquitoes fed.
  21. I honestly don’t know how my wife and I used to do it with a couple fans all summer. I know it’s getting warmer and more humid, but the climate hasn’t changed that much in 10-15 years. Now with the mini-splits it’s like walking into a freezer when I get home, ha.
  22. 85/68 up here at MVL. What a summer day today.
  23. Today was awesome. High around 80F. Dews in mid-50s. Sun.
  24. Got the lotion and tissues out for this stretch?
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