powderfreak

Hopefully we can get these orographic clouds to finally start disappating. Visible satellite today (and yesterday) has looked like an EPS mean snow map from last winter, following the terrain.

Awesome man, right there with SLK at 31F. Love anomalous weather and we keep flipping from anomalous heat to anomalous cold and back. Normal seems boring all the sudden lol.

48/45... clouds keeping it warm. Wish we got a clear/calm night with this air mass.

We had some sunshine kick MVL up to 58F very briefly around noon, but all afternoon from 1pm onward has been 52-53F. I was an idiot and forgot a window open, so the dining room thermostat is down to 62F and I refuse to pay for heat in mid-June so told the wife to bundle up, lol. Wonder if indoors gets into the 50s, I moved the set point to 58F.

Was a cold day in the high terrain... temps rotting in the upper 30s above 3,000ft. Dark, thick clouds all day. It really had an October vibe today with that cold, dark, gloomy feel. The only difference is all the vegetation is bright green, ha. Here's a view out into the Champlain Valley on my hike.

Two days ago we had dews at 12pm around 70F with a bit too much azz sweat for my liking.... today it's mid-30s and it's a bit too dry/cold, ha. These up and down shifts, there's no way for the body to get used to either one.

51/36 Feels like fall, should be some college football on this afternoon right? Might do some apple picking and get cider donuts before that.

Yeah that band of showers was likely snow up there. The Whiteface cam has something frozen on the lens... 27F up there.

You're about to see that view with some June rime if the modeled temps occur...and soundings have some cloud producing moisture in that upper mountain level. Looking at that northern slope of the Presidential's across the way, you will see some awesome rimed white views from your location. Heaviest/most visible riming is often on that northern/western facing terrain, as that's the direction moisture moves in during most cold air advection regimes.

The station dews are pretty interesting... sharp gradient of low-60s in SE Mass with 40s from the Pike northward and even 30s as you get you get into S/C VT and NH. It's almost like a coastal front in SE Mass in a snowstorm... low 30s and pasted, while it's in the teens with dry powder not very far north.

That's a fantastic evening. Mild enough to be summer, eat outside, but with low dews.

Hiking this afternoon, the dog stopped to roll in an old rotting pile of snow. Trained like a good snow weenie. Edit: Holy shit that link comes in large on a laptop. Anyone know a way to shrink the reference link?

I've been 80F or higher 9 times since just May 22nd. Like you, 87F has been my high this month but May's high was 93F, ten degrees hotter than yours. Given the climo differences between MVL and TAN, it's certainly been hot up here when its hot. When it's cool though it's been cool. I know that sounds weird but SNE seems steadier. We've been wildly swinging from in different directions. For example, we are +0.1 for the month.. pretty much exactly normal.

I want to see the one for the mountains... bears, rock slides, tree might fall on you in the wind, ticks with Lyme, mosquitoes with West Nile, etc.

Anyway, not sure why you'd want heat and humidity to go to the beach... so many hazards at the ocean. Good grief, weather.gov/safety really hitting all the hazards of the beach. Seems downright dangerous to hit the beach based on this NOAA graphic, lol.

I mean, it wasn't even excessively warm above normal... definitely averaged above but not sure I'm calling this a huge win on a heat wave torch call... it was much warmer in departures earlier in the month. Each station had 3 of 4 days above normal for the much anticipated heat. BOS was +2/+4/-4/+3. BDL was -3/+6/+7/+5 (earlier in June had a +10/+10/+9 stretch).

Why do you believe that if you call for a heat wave (3 days of 90F+) that anyone who disagrees means it will be cool or a trough? Not trying to be a dick, ha, it just seems like there's a disconnect there.

We ride the rollercoaster, hands in the air. Up and down.

lol... what a grid point forecast for June covering Mansfield. That’s like a nice mid-winter day in BTV. Saturday...Partly sunny, with a high near 34. Northwest wind 9 to 17 mph.

Oh man, what a spot there! Mountains or beach, best choice to have to make.

The 6-week seesaw continues from anomalous cold to hot to cold to hot. Now another cold shot pushing climo a bit. If it ends up 3rd or 4th coldest June 13th since 1880s in BTV, that’s note-worthy. Short Term...Saturday is going to be a chilly day. Just how chilly you ask? Well, not record setting but it could be the 3rd of 4th coolest June 13th on record. A strong upper level trough will situate over the North Country on Saturday with 850 mb temperatures dropping below zero over much of the region during the morning and early afternoon hours. In addition to this colder air, clouds will be entrenched across the region with little sunshine expected throughout the day. Highs will struggle to climb into the mid 50s to near 60 degrees with summits seeing highs in the low to upper 30s. If you do plan to hike, make sure to have a warm layer as many people don`t expect temperatures in the 30s at summit level in June.

Saturday night looking crisp... fairly widespread upper 30s and lower 40s.

FB reminded me that 4 years ago today we were heading up the Toll Road to check on something at the top and were seeing some June snow showers. I do think this was the latest I've seen or documented flakes flying on the mountain.

Man tomorrow stands out like a sore thumb. It’s going to be like one random day of Halloween climo mixed into mid-June.

Actually looks like maybe an outside shot at graupel or flurries for the picnic tables on Saturday. NW flow with very cold sub-freezing 850mb temps pushing in... 00z NAM