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Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23


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18 hours ago, gravitylover said:

Yeah we have a similar conundrum, FL and TX are out of the question as is most everything south of I70 but we want the beach. We can't afford CA or HI (or Long Island for that matter) so the options are limited. Cape Cod is probably off the affordable list too so... ME or OR? ME is cold for too long so it's not really like being on the beach but it's also close to the mountains. Southern OR is high on the hit list too. At this point we're pretty sure we want the beach but I have to have ez access to the mtns and skiing. Could we deal with AZ or NM? Probably but it's kinda dry.

Throwing it out there to see what the hive mind here comes up with.

Has Rhode Island been considered or even the CT coast past New Haven? These areas are a little less accessible from the big cities, but still quite wonderful.

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Looking for some rain total confirmations for Springfield NJ.  NWS listed a report of around 4.5".  Newark recorded a little over an inch, and I live about 2 miles from Springfield NJ, and I could not have gotten any more than Newark.  I understand differences due to convection, but this is pretty extreme...

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59 minutes ago, Dark Star said:

Looking for some rain total confirmations for Springfield NJ.  NWS listed a report of around 4.5".  Newark recorded a little over an inch, and I live about 2 miles from Springfield NJ, and I could not have gotten any more than Newark.  I understand differences due to convection, but this is pretty extreme...

Route 78 was closed which rarely if ever happens so I don't doubt the higher amounts in the nw part of the county

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1 hour ago, Dark Star said:

Looking for some rain total confirmations for Springfield NJ.  NWS listed a report of around 4.5".  Newark recorded a little over an inch, and I live about 2 miles from Springfield NJ, and I could not have gotten any more than Newark.  I understand differences due to convection, but this is pretty extreme...

Depends on what part of Newark.  The northeast corridor at the Airport station was totally underwater and surrounding areas.  They definitely got more than an inch. 

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3 hours ago, steve392 said:

Depends on what part of Newark.  The northeast corridor at the Airport station was totally underwater and surrounding areas.  They definitely got more than an inch. 

harrison is a more representative station for downtown newark than ewr

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1 hour ago, IrishRob17 said:

I have no idea how anyone can wear a hoodie in this sun angle. 

 

43 minutes ago, FPizz said:

Maybe this morning for a bit if you're outside walking the dog or something.

Good morning Rob, FPizz. This type of day, for me, is a t shirt sunny side of the street, late morning walk. Stay well, as always …..

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2 minutes ago, rclab said:

 

Good morning Rob, FPizz. This type of day, for me, is a t shirt sunny side of the street, late morning walk. Stay well, as always …..

Agreed.  This morning I wore a t shirt, but my wife wore a sweatshirt when we walked the dog at 6:30.  I'll admit, I was a bit cold :)  

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