powderfreak
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If my math is right, ALB ASOS is at like 4” since noon yesterday? There are radar estimates up to 6” in their FA.
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Ha I saw that on your loop and went to go figure out what it was. Thats interesting.
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Half inch up here so far. Just a nice soaking rain.
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This link will take you to where you scroll through dew points on various models. You can even adjust to the model that fits your thoughts, unless there isn’t one https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs®ion=neus&pkg=Td2m&runtime=2025092418&fh=6
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18z Saturday dew points. It's *almost* 60 I guess. GFS and EURO
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Looks like some good totals in parts of CT from 0.50-1.50”. Did DIT “congrats NNE” himself to another inch of rain?
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Up to 0.59” on the day. It’s been a minute since we’ve had wet rainy day vibes.
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Yeah looks about the same up at Stowe. I had to go to BTV and back this morning, steady rain the whole way there and back. Seems like most spots are in that third to half inch range. A few up to three quarters in the Underhill area.
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The Adirondacks and high peaks area is awesome. Pure wilderness. What elevation are you at? Gotta be decent when like the lowest elevations are like 1,300ft.
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Sky water. Not hose water.
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Yeah you have to use composite or the third or fourth tilt.
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Sure is dreary after a month of sun. Cloudy and light rain.
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Lack of sun icons in the forecast.
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Holy shit. So glad you are ok dude.
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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.
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Probably by the 3rd or 4th beer I could see 3-6” on that map.
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The cacti won’t do well with that much water though.
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Recovered from 38F to 70F by noon. You love to see it.
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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.
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The bottom one just looks like a higher-resolution version of the top map.
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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.
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We hard frost. Grass is white. 30F.
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39F
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63 to 49F in like an hour. Edit: 46F Freefall starting as soon as sun went behind the mountain.
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Jeez, those mid-20s dews in your area.
