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I almost did the same tbh.

Asperatis. Still an active area of research, as it's a relatively new cloud classification. The prevailing theory is something along the lines of a stable base layer, with instability just above it leading to the turbulent look but wavy nature of the base.

Beer?

@Damage In Tolland traveling today?

This is a teachable moment for the neighborhood. They all pulled up the driveway stakes 3 weeks ago, and ran the gas down on the snowblowers. Well the resident meteorologist did not pull up the driveway stakes.

I love BGR being warmer than MHT because the backdoor goes so hard south.

Nothing would really surprise me at this point. Everything is mostly focused on cost saving right now, but there is a certainly a strong feeling at the secretary level that we could generate some profits.

We may actually be trying to sell it along with a few other leases across NOAA.

Yeah, our techs were saying it's usually when the fan shits the bed. It can't draw enough air through the sensor and it starts to accumulate heat. You can see it especially at night there. The black dots keep drifting warmer (when it's usually less mixed than day) until it is fixed.

The more sun the better, but mine is doing fine on the shaded side of the house.

As long as you don't have any snow falling from roof issues, I have a Stewartstonian azalea that is a really nice year round plant. It never drops its leaves, but they become a deep reddish green in winter.

No word of a lie, we had a forecaster take a trip to NYC once and he drove to NJ to go to Cicis Pizza because it was his favorite. He then moved to St. Louis and picked his apartment based on the proximity to chain restaurants. Net gain for GYX.