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Spoken like a true hardcore CULT member! Lol

I know a couple of techs and all they can do is go out and check calibration. The vast majority of the time it is a siting or ventilation issue. I think using today's info from the tech we can assume the sensor itself is ok. But its readings during the max insolation time of the day are being impacted by something relative to its immediate location. Its current readings are reflective of only the very immediate location of the sensor, and I mean within a few feet. Would love to see readings 50 / 100 / 200 feet away from the sensor site.

Nothing like a good temperature sensor conspiracy by the deep state... lol

It's the Cape in late May, always have sweatshirts available... While a great day or two can happen, they can flip into a cold / damp scenario in a matter of an hour or two. Cape springs can be very unforgiving!

The live streams from chasers today is unreal! The Wind Farm destruction live video was pretty epic...

Hey John... Been looking for you to jump on this, not that it is a heat burst setup, but at least the first heat tease. Given the un- remarkable spring pattern to date, I look forward to trying to pinpoint if and where some 90 high temps might appear. Certainly not a lock, but I'm ready for a summer pattern and some real convection threats. Hope all is well...

It's fine in Burlington CT; mild and dim sunshine.

On our way to Rangeley area from southern Maine!!!

exactly

I'd refuse to release them... But if they left, I would assign a 10-page research paper; handwritten in cursive!

Bunch of Litchfield Cty and western Hartford County schools that were delayed are now cancelled... snow cover and elevation changes are wild this morning across NW CT...

Agree... There has been long running multi model support for the srn NH on east into southwest Maine area; I'd be surprised if they don't cash in. I have to be in the York / Ogunquit area Saturday. Assume there will still be decent snow cover...

If only theory always ended up being reality...

I think there is a tendency for some to look at the radar trends during the early evolution period of a storm, and assume it represents how the storm precip pattern will look hours later during the maturing stage of the storm. In this case, the chaotic look of what is going on now across southeastern NY and SNE will likely blossom into a widespread concentrated precipitation shield across northern Mass / NH and western Maine later tonight and early Thursday.

Sleet cover on Rt 44 in Norfolk, CT

Crews heading out in Burlington as sleet cover on high elevation roads are causing slick conditions...

Mix of hvy rain/sleet in highest elevations of Burlington, CT...

Sleeting in Burlington, CT

Agree completely with your caveats; I think you can survive the marginally cold at 925 with modest rates in mid-winter, but not in early April... Some of the past monsters being thrown around either excessive dynamics or much colder profiles. And 1982 had both with pure Arctic cold... I will get more interested if the consolation process appears likely to be perfect...

Agree... In this setup at this time of the year I'd be wary of hvy snows in the southwest quadrant of the snow shield...

Those size flakes build up quick

Rotting at 31.5 at 1,140 ft in Burlington, CT

Still building up

Fog making pic ill-defined...

Will grab a couple in a few... 2 trees down in town according to my DPW...