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powderfreak

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  1. Those dew scales were also developed by ASOS dew points, not backyard dews. Move those up 5F for Davis dews at least. You have to be honest, 62F though doesn’t feel like it did a month ago. Your body does adapt really quickly.
  2. That is nuts. Probably one of the more impressive hail videos ever recorded in New England.
  3. Looks good this week for sure. This evening turned Chamber worthy. After the rain stopped, I took the dog up for a walk on the hill. The sky cleared so fast after the rain, except for the low level moisture. I love this time of year, when you can start a hike at 6:30pm and have plenty of daylight when you get down at 8:30pm. This was somewhere in the middle. 60s and a decent breeze up here crossing the Sensation Quad liftline.
  4. Highs in the 60s at the beach with patchy fog is the equivalent of 40s and rain showers in a ski town in January. I'd think you'd want big heat and humidity living a stone's throw from the ocean.
  5. Channeling my inner-Scooter.... those sound like ideal temperatures to have at a beach house. "Just steps away from the ocean, the beach house is a perfect place to escape to in the summer. Not for the swimming, but because you can wear a shawl on the porch at 2pm in the afternoon and be comfortable."
  6. Some sweet ground fog in the backyard about 2-3 feet thick across the lawn. 63/63
  7. Rain has tapered off... 1.07” emptied. Most fell in an hour then like 5 hours of light rain showers.
  8. Temperature has been bouncing around between 62-66F this afternoon depending on the intensity of the rain. A rare cool and rainy day in July.
  9. Pretty good DBZ core there. Yikes. That’s not like just a pixel or two.
  10. It would have to be a pickle(s) icon... it can work in a couple ways.
  11. What a weird summer. We get very high heat at times, and all of our heavy rain events have come on ENE wrap around flow from N.NH and NE VT. I cant remember so many days with thunderstorms moving from NE to SW up here.
  12. Going over 1.00” now, spilling into the outer tube. What a soaker for the past hour.
  13. Guinea pigs! I love that forum wide radar hot, can see me getting smoked right now with +RN.
  14. Getting drenched. About 0.70” eyeballing it and still pouring.
  15. In all the years we’ve known Jerry, how often does he talk about going swimming? lol He might be ok without numerous water activities.
  16. Yeah, 67/64 at MVL with 67/63 at MPV. Moisture is still running pretty high.
  17. I actually started missing the COVID thread lately. The discussion certainty included some great info.
  18. When the tropical weather breaks up... that was a textbook hazy, hot and humid stretch.
  19. Yeah I'm inclined to believe any authentic photos like that in New England, no matter when they were taken, would be known and talked. No way that's an authentic photo of one locally in this region... your property would be crawling with Wardens, wildlife biologists, study groups, etc trying to find foot prints or scat to analyze. It would be a very big deal. Also the fact that the photo isn't relevant to this time period (I mean that's full on stick-season, but probably late winter as the leaves on the ground have no color)... the vegetation could be far NNE (more likely Quebec) but it also could be western North America for sure.
  20. Dammit Dendrite, that thing looked unstoppable.
  21. It’ll be hard to mess that up so that it misses. Chicken forcefield may not be enough.
  22. Ha, he doesn't have the terrain any more to help get stuff fired. I'm sure it's a learning curve with the maritime influence too. Probably a lot of fun learning a new CWA too. We've been having some thunder up this way this morning.
  23. The only time the upper air winds are out of the east is like a massive bomb with big U-Wind anomalies. Otherwise, flow is always some sort of westerly component. Im not sure your post makes sense. Low level easterly flow is what a door is.
  24. If those windows south anywhere near south, you must roast in there during the day? That unit looks a bit small for that space but I also like Ginxy’s advice. I’d have a fan going in the loft. My parents have a loft/open area like that and they run a ceiling fan 24/7 to clear out the eaves. That unit looks like it’s fighting larger space and a lot of heating from those windows.
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