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  1. AstronomyEnjoyer
    Not sure most NYC folks even know they can move outside the city. Everywhere else is mud huts, hunting and gathering, and striking two rocks together to create fire.
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    Did a little editing to the raw file of this one in an attempt to cut through some of the haze and light pollution.
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    Here is a live video I took. Gives you an idea of how fast the patterns can change. This is at 4 frames a second, hence the jumpiness.
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    Rods vs. cones in the eyes. Human vision in low light is mostly black and white.
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    Nice shot from the yard.
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    Ah, can see it through the clouds easily. Go away clouds!
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    First mow of the season today. Bit of a dandelion massacre.
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    Drab day here. 0.36" from that first push of rain this morning. Since then it has been around 50° with no hint of sun. Couldn't even get a hint of far off thunder.
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    Stunning day, topped out at 75.9°! Explosion of green has commenced in my neck of the woods. Had a little explosion of red earlier this afternoon too, when I decided to put a little of my left hand in the path of a framing nailer. Didn't catch bone though, so all good. Only took about 5000 nails into the project to manage that for the first time. Don't recommend.
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    Don't have to worry about install if you've got nothing to install in the first place! Topped out at 62.2° today. 'Nother nice one. Lawn will need its first mow in the next couple days.
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    That's just the shed - actual garage is way worse, haha.
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    Fair amount of cloud cover, but lower 60's and pretty nice. Blossoms, barns, and a lawnmower that will need to be fired up for the first time this season.
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    44.1° with heavy rain and thunder.
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    24.3° for the low this morning. Just about done with this nonsense.
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    67.3° high off of a 25.2° low this morning. 42.1° is a pretty healthy swing. Finally brought out the deck furniture today - just in time to see how close I get to the 20° mark Thursday morning.
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    66.7° here! Last of the snow piles in the neighborhood just about gone.
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    25.2F this morning. Neighbors at 1100 ft are above 30F, haha.
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    Avoided frost this morning. Had an impressive temperature jump around midnight as some warmer air over my head managed to mix down. Went from around 32° to 38° in only about 15-20 minutes. Never quite made it below freezing this morning as a result. Check out the graph.
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    Temp dropping fast here. 10pm and already down to 32.4°
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    High of 64.4° off of a low of 29.3° this morning. More progress on the barn. I've decided to call this style of construction, "fauxst and beam".
  21. AstronomyEnjoyer
    18z GFS for your amusement.
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    Not sure when it happened (within the last few days), but noticed a big hemlock cracked open over the river when I went down there earlier today.
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    Weather has sucked for this project so far, lol. But here's an update. More hands to help eventually. Fark me - just glacially slow.
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    One reason relates to why stars will "twinkle" at night, while some of the planets do not. (See link)-> https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/General/twinkle.html Just before the Sun is totally eclipsed, many of the same optical properties apply, thus allowing one to see atmospheric perturbations.
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    True, but on a clear day with the sun overhead, you get a fairly good representation of how it looks. The Sun's photosphere is around 5700k, and to make a comparison to lightbulbs, most at that temp/color are described as "cool white" or something similar. So if you were in space, the sun would appear white.
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