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  1. radarman
    When the cell coming north merges with the cell coming west I would play close attention to the intersection area
  2. radarman
    The cell descending the east slope has the better structure right now
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    As an aside the cell that popped just north of the CT border west of Springfield strengthened quickly.
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    that 18z Albany sounding wasn't overly exciting
  5. radarman
    Good news out of Maine has not been due to their strict adherence to social distancing I can tell you that. Nowhere has been more packed with fewer masks than Maine bars aka restaurants ( ) the last month plus. Latitude FTW
  6. radarman
    They've been terrible down here this year. Much worse than last year actually. Hoards of em.
  7. radarman
    I tried to find some Ballast Point Sculpin but apparently it's all back ordered. Green Flash cans are not a bad option in the meantime. Was a So Cal like afternoon once we mixed out, pretty sweet.
  8. radarman
    CEF dewpoint went from 59 to 70 in one hour this evening. Bizarre. Sprinkler?
  9. radarman
    Have to agree. Drunken Rabbit in S Hadley has a nice patio and new West Coast IPA that's pretty decent. Have been craving some west coast IPA... and an open establishment to consume it.
  10. radarman
    92/60. Not entirely unpleasant.
  11. radarman
    Great stuff Temps?
  12. radarman
    If you're proceeding from Treehouse north and west eventually to 91 you might consider hitting up Brick and Feather in Turners Falls. Or going north to Stone Cow if it's a weekend afternoon evening for barbeque and beers.
  13. radarman
    Not sure any largemouth in history has hit the 30" mark. Maybe a long skinny carp?
  14. radarman
    NW flow events >>> SW flow events
  15. radarman
    Have fam out there... every time I visit in the summer it seems like we're getting some kind of nice dryish canadian airmass coming over the lake with a couple diurnally driven high based thunderstorms. Pleasant. And on the high end they're capable of a decent tor here and there, including an F4 on the same day as the Wheatland tornado 5/31/85. Then there's the always the chance of 6-8' in the winter in a week.
  16. radarman
    perfect base builder... dense and heavy, covers stuff up
  17. radarman
    a little storm action here, but nothing terribly exciting
  18. radarman
    This tool has some selectable options for different sites and days with high temps over 90 http://vt-data-fixture-nescaum-ccsc-dataservices.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/data-fixture/?c=Temp/stn/tx90/ANN/USH00431081/
  19. radarman
    It's kind of fun to get a little tropical process precip. Very distinct.
  20. radarman
    3km should make C VT take notice for sure.
  21. radarman
    Catastrophic tree damage this area, even worse N Quabbin.
  22. radarman
    one of those fully embedded spinups with super low LCLs maybe
  23. radarman
    Obviously it's a long ways off, but it is kind of fun to play around with the online hysplit model to get a read on airmass advection
  24. radarman
    No bluff at Head of the Meadow. High bluff ends just south of the parking lot of the townside beach, with the National seashore beach (of the same name) adjacent to the north. Entry is an easy up and over a small dune.
  25. radarman
    you must like sh*t tons of people and shuttle buses The dune rises sharply north of Coast Guard. It's a lot more scenic, far fewer people, with the same surf basically from Nauset Light up to about Longnook. North of there the surf does change a little bit as the coastline curls around, though it can still be ok through Head of the Meadow where the dunes basically end. Race Point is flat surf all the time, but still scenic and good fishing.
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