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powderfreak

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  1. 90F or higher maxes: Burlington BTV leads with 12 Bradley Airport BDL has 10 Morrisville-Stowe Airport MVL has 9 Berlin Airport BML has 9 That is utterly insane from a climo standpoint.... just absolutely nuts. Some summer's it is a legit struggle to get 1 day of 90F or higher at BML and MVL. @Dendrite or anyone else, can you find the average number of 90F+ days at these sites in a summer? I was thinking like 3-4 on average?
  2. Just wait. Even the worst winter there will destroy your 2009-10 in mid-Atlantic. You'll start to look at the models differently too. Most folks write-off those QPF panels of like 0.01-0.09”/6-hourly lightest shade of green crap on a model graphic, but you don’t anymore. Those are wintry days with flakes flying for hours.
  3. We know those confuse you, which is what makes them even better. But most charts have titles and axis to show you what they are measuring.
  4. Gonna crush summer total 90F+ days at some ASOS if we haven’t already... doesn’t look to change anytime soon. A perfect summer pattern for a “glad we don’t live there” lol.
  5. Ha I read it as essentially a “Glad we don’t live there” post. Ginxy’s description of Fay was hilarious too. Weather has always been about locality, which is what makes it fun. You in it to win it, or not.
  6. What the heck did psv do? Lol some of you show so much anger. Looks like an interesting weather afternoon around NYC/Long Island. Hoth in CT seemed to enjoy it too. Man this stuff can be brutal to read, unless I’m missing some past history. I’d go for a rainy afternoon with some breeze.
  7. Those would be like 85F on his sensor, lol.
  8. Now THATS a torch in Northern New York. KMSS/Massena has been running out 99s at times in the past hour. The stations are showing S/SE/E flow ahead of Fay downsloping off the Adirondacks...just frying them.
  9. BTV’s put up 95F so far at the airport.
  10. It is fukkin hot out. Bouncing between 90/66 and 88/70 depending on mixing at MVL.
  11. The photos look a lot better and are much more moody in the fog .
  12. I thought it said “Periods of above and below normal temperatures with occasional precipitation” under the New England sector?
  13. 80F at the Picnic Tables and it feels it up here. Almost no wind either. Calm and hot. Not much relief up here.
  14. Loconto is down there now?! He was good at BTV, always enjoyed talking snow. Stealing some talent. Hopefully we picked up some prospects for that trade at least.
  15. Said they’d leave something on the porch, I’d rather IPA over champagne. I couldn’t stay till they got their support vehicles.
  16. COVID cancelled the massive Stoweflake Balloon Festival here this year, but they still launched some balloons for the locals to watch from our backyards. This one just missed coming in our living room a few minutes ago and made a smooth landing in the backyard.
  17. 63/63 and dense fog. Lol at BTV being well mixed and 80F at 4am with the tropical nocturnal southerly jet developing in the valley.
  18. EURO tracks it right up the Hudson Valley... couldn’t follow the river any closer if it tried.
  19. 75/73 here... gonna be a real mild night if we have already radiated to the dew point. Still mid-80s at 9pm in Burlington.
  20. Now that’s a rockslide... awesome shots, thanks for sharing.
  21. It’s a more liberal interpretation of what constitutes “western CT”. Seems to be pretty good consensus of at least a Hudson Valley track after 18z. Most seem to go over ALB or even west.
  22. Because that’s not where we want it. We need everyone to concentrate really hard to try and steer it.
  23. You are talking official station dews, he’s talking backyard Davis. Models print dews as they think the ASOS will report, not forested backyards. If they are showing 75-78F dews, Kev probably sees Iowa cornfield 82-84F on his Davis console, lol.
  24. Man I'd gladly take the May heat when it was like 93-95F but with low dews over this 88/69 stuff. Even the shade doesn't offer much relief in this air mass. This is the classic upper 80s and humid New England air mass. Not impressive highs but certainly more than high enough.
  25. 88/68. Trying to mix out a little, lol.
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