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  1. 1 hour ago, Sled said:

    My birches and maples have just started here. Some of my cherries and apples are pretty much all the way there. Beech, oaks, hickories just buds. One big red oak on my  hill started a little early. Found a decent little chestnut tree today... And a handful of ticks.

    And this is NNE 

  2. 5 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

    Not in the eastern CT Sierra I guess.

    I mean all flowering shrubs have been in full bloom for about 7- 10 days . The green underbrush in the woods has all leafed out and even Red maples have little tiny green leaves . Really it’s only the Oaks that haven’t quite popped yet. 
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  3. 5 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:
    Monday through Saturday
    
    *No anomalous or impactful weather is expected in the extended
    forecast for southern New England next week.* The week begins
    with the region largely dominated by high pressure building in
    from the west. This should support a sunny/dry start to the week
    with highs in the upper 50s/low 60s and lows in the upper
    30s/low 40s. The only active period of weather this week will be
    on Wednesday when a modest short-wave disturbance aloft
    traverses over the region. Southerly flow ahead of this feature
    will increase the moisture over southern New England allowing
    for widespread stratiform precipitation during the day
    Wednesday. With neither forcing nor moisture forecast to reach
    impressive levels, the total rainfall accumulation with this
    system is expected to be modest with amounts likely between 0.1
    and 0.25 inches. **As the associated surface cold front pushes
    through the region behind this system Wednesday night, we`ll be
    left with a dry but cooler air mass on Thursday which should
    feature temperatures only slightly below normal.** High pressure
    then builds over The Northeast to end the week with more dry,
    quiet, and seasonable conditions.
    

    :lol:

    Several things not mentioned there.

    1.) Days of cold ,raw, wet onshore flow

    2.) Cold, record breaking outbreak with widespread freezes

    3.) Below normal pattern 

     

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  4. 32 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

    So upper 60 and 70s this week is your forecast.  Such a phony all data says 50s near 60 over 30s this week ending Sat. You and Kevin have upper 60s and 70s. It will be scored. Watch for freeze Thursday morning 

    This is made up. There will be one day with highs near 60 on Thursday. Maybe a few typical spots see a frost . Then it’s back to AN after 

  5. 11 minutes ago, kdxken said:

    You better alert the authorities on your new data run. They have it struggling to reach 60 this week. Boy are they going to be surprised when it's in the mid '80s all week!

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    There you go again using old and bad forecasts. Carry on I guess and then be surprised from the misinformation 

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