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powderfreak

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  1. Looks like SLK hit at least 40F, a couple 39s scattered in on 5-min data.
  2. A below normal minimum coming up. We knew you had it in you, Mother Nature. 54F currently and normal low is 55F.
  3. I get it, it’s kind of a sickness. I’ll do the same in the mtns. Like shitty windy misery mist day, could just stay home… but end up going out for a couple hours and get back to the car raw, cold, wet like “well, that was dumb but I still sort of enjoyed it” in a twisted way.
  4. Ha that comment struck a nerve. BTV is the coldest site in the state relative to normal because it doesn’t radiate to begin with. I think I’m pretty consistent in posting both the interior sites and BTV. C’mon, you know BOS isn’t indicative of much except the first few miles of the coast. Even the BTV ASOS is 3-4 miles away from water. July… MVL +6.5 MPV +6.2 1V4 +6.0 BTV +4.4
  5. Ha, I’m with on that. In the dews this summer I’ve had to have a sweat rag at times too and have noticed more and more people out there carrying something to wipe face and head. It does feel like a good 3-5 miles out there can lose a pound of water/sweat per mile when dews are over like 67F.
  6. Do you find you run better in drier air? I hike after work on days I don’t lift, and I find I can shave time off the route fairly significantly on days like today. Like a usual 46-48 minute up and 34 minute down in the heat and humidity (roughly 4-5pm)… turned into 41 minutes up and 30 minutes down today. I was wondering today if folks like you see an uptick in aerobic speed in this weather. Though you hit it early AM.
  7. Yeah better… but BOS is as relevant to ineedsnow as ALB is.
  8. You really don’t need the whole month to be hot. You just need mild nights. BOS is probably the most irrelevant station around, literally on the water, with onshore flow giving some below normal days… and it’s STILL at #10 so far. The interior sites are running higher.
  9. “Still overall ideal for outdoor activities.” BOX knows.
  10. I feel like it’s more active than ever up here. The talk of the town is how refreshing it is outside. Bugs gone, deer flies back in hiding.
  11. Right? Summer’s been summer. We’ll have a couple days of drier air this next week. Just a change of pace is nice. Its almost like this summer the “team sport” of weather has become so divided that no one can appreciate the flip from dews to none to dews and such.
  12. You guys are funny. Get one day out of two weeks where it’s like closer to “normal” and ya’ll acting like it’s some travesty.
  13. 56F and upslope rain showers. A refreshing change of pace from the 70F mins. Minispliits off for the first time in what feels like two weeks.
  14. Good breeze up this way too today, 10-15mph, gusting 20-30mph in the valley. South westerlies ahead of the FROPA provided some air movement. FROPA is moving through the BTV region now Windy NW gusts and dews are dropping.
  15. DIT struggles to drop into the 40s at night in October and November. He might touch 58-59F in the next week.
  16. 2.50”/hr rates. Quick 0.50”+ and still going.
  17. Ha, I saw lows in upper 50s and low 60s and was like that’s not how I envision later October or April. But yeah, Halloween is heading towards 75/60.
  18. BTV had an official low of 80F last night. Hard to top, ha. Nothing like a heat index of 87F at 2:30 in the morning.
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