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Just a shy guy looking for some 2ply

Thu should be some epic swampazz. Breathe it in folks.

Most home sensors are oversaturated. Then there’s siting issues due to less mixing and wet ground. So you get some pooled up moisture at times. So some if it is real, some of it is sensor error in the upper dew range. Home sites with better airflow and drier soil will better match the METAR sites.

Toss the home dews

CoD fixing the important things

I meant mix higher dews down to the surface in the interior. Not mix lower dews down.

Won’t be 70+ at official sites. The muggies start advecting in on the south coast at night. By mid morning Thu they mix down for all.

Sunlight goes through more atmosphere then

lol Actually the sky is bluest at solar noon on the solstice if perfectly clear. More blue making it to our eyes…less scattered away. Mostly Mie scattering today though.

Ugh. Noticed it here too. There’s a gap in the western woods here on the NW side of my property that lets the sun shine through later during peak solar. Tonight was the first night the sun started setting south of that gap again.

D.I.T.T.Y. That’s a weenie…you gotta let him know

A few links on home station siting https://www.weather.gov/media/epz/mesonet/CWOP-Siting.pdf https://www.youngusa.com/blog/siting-how-to-choose-the-best-location-for-your-weather-station/

You and Dave

Actually just looked at radar estimates and actual obs in that area and I think that number looks right. Not sure where in town he is, but there was a little min zone in there.