All I could think of was in winter on a night when everyone is in the 20s, ORH sneaks to 28F, STEM is 25F, etc that hilltop would stay 30+ all night?
We/I definitely take the obs too literally, but I enjoy the nuances of New England climate.
Wow, STEM was 55F, ORH was 56F yesterday and 58F today.
No wonder you have such bad pack retention with torching nights compared to literally everyone else.
It does feel right on schedule for some cooler days. Not locked in autumn, it’ll get warm/hot again, but seems spot on climo wise for those first lower heights into NNE.
Yup. This year’s snowfall for the resorts is off a bit. Granted it seemed the most snowfall might have come after closing anyway with second half of April and first half of May having some decent totals at elevation. I don’t remember much the second half of March and early April?
This will never stop cracking me up... years and years of Will giving one analysis and then you just know how Kev will follow that up depending on winter or summer. Don’t even have to look at models... can’t let that type of talk about muting go without an even stronger statement to follow.
See I feel like I’ve been watching more baseball than normal, even with the Red Sox sucking... following more teams and paying attention to the league as a whole more than any other season. Also watching hockey night on the Canadian stations we get out of Montreal.
Just been so happy to have sports back.
55F this morning, thought we’d go lower given it was in the 50s already by 845pm. Dense fog developed early from the rain yesterday evening and temps went no where.
You are a sick man, my friend. All About That Dew.
I'd prefer to just go big or go home. Put up some all-time records like that May day in NNE this year, or else be comfortable.
Really cool clouds with these storms today. Very localized downpours but I’ve seen mammatus clouds in a couple of them so far.
This is probably the best view I got, decent mammatus up top.
Mid-slope climo... bet you get a nice drainage flow through your property towards the valley bottom. You may notice the wind is coming from higher up and pointing the wind vane towards the bottom of your field. Down there at the roadway/valley I bet it’s even as much as 10F colder some nights.
It’s very similar at 1500ft at the ski area here. It drops quickly with sunset but then levels off over night while it continues to drain cold down here into town through the West Branch of the Little River. We’ll keep dropping right until sunrise in the morning, but the biggest drop is in the evening...then just ticks off a degree or two an hour after midnight usually.
I’ll have to fire up the external hard drive and look at more shots, but it is just as insane geography as it seems like it would be. Never seen anything like that.