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Wow, quite the wildfire in northeast mass this afternoon. In New England, I have never seen a smoke plumb visible from space that extends this far. Rain please...

I've used weatherbell for a few years. Happy with it but expensive

Nice mild night up on my hill. 27.7F A 1/4 mile down my hill was probably at least 10F colder. Already up to 40F before 9am

Depends on how strong it gets. Depends on if it moves enough west to travel over the parts of the Yucatán. Depends on the trough speed and how far it digs south. Many things would have to come together. Impossible to predict details a week away.

25.4F up here on my hill. We had a few snow showers yesterday. Second time a few flakes have been in the air.

Second snow in the air observation of the season SN- 36.6F

I can't read all this tech stuff. Will it go out beyond 90 hours on the 06Z and 18Z runs? I agree 384 hours is nuts but it would be nice to go further out on off runs

Alex, love your cams. I look at Diane's all the time. Enjoy your snow. Few flakes down here

Well we do have some dandelions popping in the back lawn. Hey, question for you Brian. The chestnut trees we purchased several years ago are doing great. Weirdly one has kept all the brown leaves on the branches and the others are bare. This happened last year too. Last season I made sure to shake off the leaves before the first wet snow. Strange?

Our lawn doesn't look too bad on Nov 8th. Just enough rain to keep it green.

"Only" made it to 70F today. As a 68 year old weather geek I kept daily weather observations when I lived in the Boston area as a kid in the 1960s and early 70s. Not just the weather but other interesting fun facts like the trees being mostly bare by October 20th. Lots of snow flurry days in late October, even one on October 6th I found. Lots of mixed precipitation in early November even a cold, dry snow on November 7th one year. Not to get political, but climate change policy took another hit yesterday.

Gloomy, dark and cold. Never made it to 50F 48.7F visibility 1/8 stuck in low stratus all day long. CAD always wins in my hood.

Nice .65"

A few flakes made it down to me last evening too.

Yeah, run after run. If this came to fruition, we would not have strong high pressure in the northeast, so depending on the interaction with the trof perhaps we can get some rain up here? I noted the water temperature in Caribbean and much of the Gulf is still quite a bit above normal. Climatically it is really uncommon to get a hurricane to hit the US in November but I wonder how much on average the ocean in that area cools per week this time of year? What I'm trying to say is 1C above normal like turning back the ocean clock temperature a week or even two?