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powderfreak

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  1. We got all the way to 77F today! A nice 40-ish diurnal swing. Dew points up to 55F, and it’s funny you can kind of feel a bit more moisture in the air. Crazy how fast the body acclimates to those things… a couple days of dews in the 20s and 30s, and all the sudden 55F feels slightly heavier air.
  2. Probably by the 3rd or 4th beer I could see 3-6” on that map.
  3. The cacti won’t do well with that much water though.
  4. Recovered from 38F to 70F by noon. You love to see it.
  5. True. There is a clear warm migration in the reliable station data regardless of the images. The resolution change between the maps just left a bit to be desired in the comparison. I assumed the first map was biased cool because of smoothing in some areas, like the NH sea coast.
  6. The bottom one just looks like a higher-resolution version of the top map.
  7. We’ve known for years you are one of the longest growing seasons in New England. Just amazing how hard it is to drop there.
  8. 63 to 49F in like an hour. Edit: 46F Freefall starting as soon as sun went behind the mountain.
  9. Jeez, those mid-20s dews in your area.
  10. Tonight is going to be crisp. If yesterday was 67/38 and we hit 32F... this afternoon is 61/28. Afternoon dew points are a decent barometer for potential here and we are upper 20s right now. We should have no problem decoupling solidly into the 20s tonight. If afternoon dews are sub-freezing, it’s going low tonight.
  11. lol that’s awesome. The trees still look largely green.
  12. BTV upgraded to a freeze warning for tonight with upper 20s. Seeing as we got to 32F last night, does tonight end the growing season? I'd think if we get to 28F or so that'll lead to a much harder and widespread frost/freeze.
  13. Patchy frost around here. On cars and any open areas, low spots. Frost out on the open lawn in this shot but not near the bushes.
  14. 34/30 at MVL Neighbor’s PWS is 33/32. Sub-freezing at SLK, HIE, BML.
  15. Yeah ok. “Furnace” it is, but we’ve moved past the time of year when that word makes people go “wow it’s hot outside.” It now means “damn it’s nice outside.” The departures will be AN.
  16. It feels like the temps are just staying the same, while climo descends. But not like something that people will find all that noticeable given the last few weeks of similar temps.
  17. 40s and sun up here this afternoon at the picnic tables. Crisp breeze.
  18. Love seeing the "blue" NWS headlines showing back up.
  19. Incredible for the CNE-NNE belt that’s driest.
  20. Looks very nice in the long range. Just nice, slightly above normal, dry weather?
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