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Ju-ply 2026 Obs and Disco - Kicking it off with heat, humidity, and ... severe?


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4 hours ago, wxeyeNH said:

I know.  Those pesky solar panels.  Our system went online exactly 2 years ago.  We just put them on our east/west barn roof not our south facing house roof as I didn't like the esthetics.  With a few more hours to go this June it produced 1.1 MWh.  at our current electric providers rate of .21kWh that has saved us about $235 this month.  It paid all our electric bill and kept my electric Mustang Mache charged as I only charge on sunny days. Currently we also have a $140 credit from May.  It will be nice to run our 3 window AC units full blast the next 5 days although we don't have battery storage so we do have to pay for electric at night.  The nice thing is during the days we sell excess power back to the grid.  That helps the grid on peak usage days.  Bring on the heat!!

 

Ours only online since June 4th

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16 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Feel like BTV is usually a candidate for that too in these heaters.

Yeah I just read that they've done it twice since 2018! That's damn impressive for that latitude.  Maybe with a S wind and enough nightime cloud cover they pull off another one.  It hasn't happened around here in my lifetime, BDL record is 79 back in 1955.  

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Just now, CT Valley Snowman said:

Yeah I just read that they've done it twice since 2018! That's damn impressive for that latitude.  Maybe with a S wind and enough nightime cloud cover they pull off another one.  It hasn't happened around here in my lifetime, BDL record is 79 back in 1955.  

It’s really the south wind that does BTV in.  There’s like a localized nocturnal jet that can even strengthen overnight on the VT side of the Lake.  You’ll see most stations calm (like Plattsburgh on the NY side of the Champlain Valley), while BTV is steady 15mph gusting 25 in like tropical breezes.  And the temp will be like 86F at midnight lol.

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14 hours ago, Layman said:

Interestingly, according to AI/the internet 72 F is the record high.  I was curious what it was as we were up top one day in 2009 (maybe?) and it was stunningly beautiful, 68 F and still some snow piles in the parking lot.  Got some pics of it around here somewhere.

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Idiot AI.  1.3 mi from the summit as if that is a fair comparison when dealing w/ sharp elevation.  I've played w/ AI query for historical wx, and it messes up a lot.  Conflates events and overlooks obvious details that make all the difference.

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Clouds a sig problem today w/ AM convection and dirty ridge clouds, so temps held back despite 1000-500 thk getting to 580 by 00z.  GFS has 98-102 across SNE Thu-Fri.  That appears reasonable.

The MCS is of concern.  CAPE up to 4600 in VT late in the day, and still near 3000 in SNE 2-3am Thu just ahead of it, which is outstanding for this area at this time of day (WxWiz EML!).  HRRR shows the MCS quite strong.  RRFS/NAM/ECMWF oddly do not have it, but the GFS does. 

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