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10 minutes ago, FPizz said:

Ever notice Duke and Somerville on sunny days are always higher than other stations close by?  If you have the ambient app and see all the stations, on sunny days Duke and Somerville are always 2-3 degrees higher than 90% of the ambient stations nearby.  I look almost everyday since I live kind of between both main stations.  Years ago this happened with the Rutgers station when I lived in Piscataway and would check my temp to theirs since it was close by and I brought it up with mgerb, and I believe there turned out to be an issue with the stations calibration.   

I wonder if all stations tied into on line accessible reporting have thermometers that can be calibrated?  Are there any "remote" sensors designed for households that come with thermometers that can be calibrated?

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The global guidance agrees that somebody in the OKX and PHI forecast zones will jackpot higher than 2.50” into Saturday. It will be interesting to see what type of totals the CAMS like the SPC HREF start printing out in a few days. All the ingredients are there for torrential downpours where the best training sets up. 
 

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19 minutes ago, Dark Star said:

I wonder if all stations tied into on line accessible reporting have thermometers that can be calibrated?  Are there any "remote" sensors designed for households that come with thermometers that can be calibrated?

Davis VP2 you can calibrate the temp according to their site, though they claim no need to calibrate it from factory.

https://support.davisinstruments.com/article/wdiedcv2gf-can-i-calibrate-temperature-and-humidity

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56 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Models have gotten wetter for the next few days into Saturday

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It still looks likely though that we're gonna have to wait until Friday for rain. Most models still have tonight's line of storms in PA falling apart before getting to our area during the overnight, and slightly drier air moves in tomorrow. Dew points will probably drop to the mid-high 60s tomorrow. Hopefully Friday into Saturday will deliver. It does look promising for heavy rain in spots. 

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36 minutes ago, MANDA said:

So close and yet so far.  Just missed a nice shower to my south last evening.  Still optimistic for some decent totals before the end of the week.

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Yup, missed my area by a few miles to the north of me.  I just hope the rains are done by early am Sat, have 75 people coming for my son's grad party.  

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