forkyfork

i don't want you to get hurt i just want you to understand carbon dioxide

i'd rather spend march and april in guantanamo than new england

in this case it's either near 80 or 40s and drizzle

i have a garden to prepare. would rather do it with shorts on

and?

an 80 degree saturday in march is such a gift how can anyone not want that

it's cute seeing people on edge about a possible warm day in march

good luck nailing down a spring front location at day 6

friends

bug lover here. even the earwigs get to live

22 days into the month and islip currently stands at +5.1

deep mixed layer so more annoying wind

pizza is bad for you and should be illegal

meanwhile all the models backed off on rain amounts here friday

i would take may 2005 if it meant another summer 2005

the circle might be a little too big

the start time got pushed to 1 am

congrats li and ct

i had 6" of 100% sleet

parades should be illegal

i'm inclined to lean west with this ridging but convection offshore could rob us

meso models are all over the place for tomorrow

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-glaciology/article/comparison-of-modis-surface-temperatures-to-in-situ-measurements-on-the-greenland-ice-sheet-from-2014-to-2017/BCBBBBEC79006B5575BA870F058C5D8A There is a significant cold bias in MODIS LST when compared to PROMICE skin temperature, particularly when PROMICE records temperatures below 0°C (mean bias: 2.4 ± 0.01°C mean ± standard error, RMSE = 3.2°C). Multiple linear regression analysis reveals the difference between MODIS LST and PROMICE skin temperature is larger at lower temperatures, lower latent heat fluxes and higher specific humidity. Our results confirm the presence of a progressive cold bias in the MODIS LST that should be considered in use of this product, and we identify and corroborate areas for ongoing algorithm development.