IrishRob17
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Well if it's on social media then it must be true!
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Will have to throw @Juliancolton in the mix too as he is know for exterior illumination skills.
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They should just put up a huge artificial tree, @BxEngine can help them set it up each year on 11/1.
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There are many people on here that aren’t weather fans, just snow or storm fans so the board certainly has its slow periods. I appreciate your posts and continue to learn from them so thank you. It certainly looks and feels like late November out there this morning with steel gray skies and 35/30 currently.
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64 for the high here
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Thanks for the heads up Walt, we know there’s no promises around here but something to keep an eye on.
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20 for the low out here, I think Upton had 19 for me last night so right in the ball park.
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Made it to 33
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Sitting at 32, doubt I get to the forecasted high of 38
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I noticed that too, I went down to 28 but bounced up to 30 now, the dew is down to 14
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I had flurries and grauple a few times yesterday but not enough to measure
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25 wound up being the low here, Upton says 24 tonight. Flurries in the air here and 37 currently.
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Upton had me at 35 for a low when the afternoon package came out yesterday...sitting at 26 now.
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.25 out here
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Agree on the roar of the winds as the line came through around 8pm but luckily the wind stayed above me, my highest gust was 26mph around 3:30pm which obviously had nothing to do with the storms.
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What I find interesting is clicking on different locations to see the different depths of the water table, which of course is impacted by geology. The two locations in Dutchess for example are much deeper than that one in Montgomery.
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Here's a graph for over this way from 9/1/2020: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ny/nwis/uv?cb_72019=on&format=gif_default&site_no=413428074085701&period=&begin_date=2020-09-01&end_date=2020-11-12
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Montgomery is at 364' and Stewart is 8 miles to the east at 492'
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The inversion was between 400'-500' on my way into work. It was 43 at my house and jumped to 55 on the hill, then back down to 46 along rt 207 only to jump back up to 55 just outside of Goshen. The car thermometer got a decent workout over those 7 miles.
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Thanks for the update, full blown stick season in my yard now.
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We’ll be running over the extension cords used for the outdoor holiday lights!
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I have to mow tomorrow, hoping for the same thing...
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Nice little inversion at home this morning, was 35 at my house a 385' then when I drove up the hill in the park which gets up to a little above 500' the temp jumped to 42, instantly fogging the windows.
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Flurries over this way too
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That and I had freezing fog, any over there?
