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Sure. It can hit anything. There’s some filtering algorithms. On social media tonight there’s some vids from Cedar Point in OH where there’s huge swarms of insects coming off of Lake Erie. Here’s an example of the beam being ducted back to the surface and picking up traffic on I40 east of KLIT https://www.kark.com/weather/weather-headlines/ast-blog-radar-beams-towards-i-40/
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Well they’re hitting the surface. Moisture/dew on objects, insect swarms, dust, etc. Although I didn’t see any flying insects tonight. https://8245forecast.wordpress.com/2013/09/05/anomalous-propagation-part-1-ground-clutter/
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The radars are in precip mode instead of clear air The temp inversions develop at sunset from radiational cooling and the beam gets refracted back to the surface.
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Ground clutter in precip mode. Already 40s here Although the social media weenies will claim that it’s migrating birds. lol
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It will be an interesting winter with DirtySnowchez posts
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A+ day apple picking despite the doughnut line 59.9/39 off of a max of 63.6F
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We call it Indewgenous Peoples’ day now
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Min 48.8° MEX has 29° for CON next Wed morning…33° at LCI. Hopefully we avoid a freeze a little longer. BML/HIE 22°…should be the first real hard freeze there.
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We’re ending the NAM about as fast as the Iran war.
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Feels like it just started
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Temp is nosediving behind the front. Windy, overcast, and 67/62
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79.2F before the clouds
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I have some lespedeza in the lawn near the house and prostrate knotweed growing in the driveway and the edges. I don’t mind some weeds, but those 2 I can do without. My little meadow area by the run has milky spurge growing in there too. Anyone ever use one of those propane weed torches? I’ve been thinking about cooking the affected areas next spring. I know it will kill everything, but I assume the grass will eventually grow back.
