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Guys, I'm curious if you think my obs could be accurate. I don't trust what I am seeing. My Davis Vantage Pro is 2m high in my field on grass not near any manmade structure with scattered smaller fruit trees around. Remember I'm at 1100 feet in Central NH Currently at 3:10pm 93.3/79.3 but.... At 2:44pm the temperature was 93F and the dew point was 81.8F giving me a heat index of 115.2F according to my Davis display. Could that be real? It seems overdone?
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2pm KLEB 97/77F Do you think this is real? Maybe because I'm 35 miles due east and higher and I'm at my highest heat index ever. 92.6/79.5
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88.1F Dewpoint 80.1F I have never seen an 80F dew in my 35 years of living up here at 1100 feet. Wow! Also with it being solstice and mostly clear I am running all 3 AC's on max and with the solar roof generating enough electricity to power the house and even sending some back to the grid for $ back.
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Keeps getting more special. 87.5/78
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Hum, at 11:55am my Davis at 2m in my field is showing 86.5F dew 77.3F. Maybe the highest dew ever? Probably the sun just baking the ground after yesterday's morning thunderstorm.
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A supercell thunderstorm passed just south of me a couple of hours ago. Lots of reports of hail, trees down and 5K without power in Bristol NH. I saw a great picture of it's structure on FB but can't find it now. Anyhow... Webcam time-lapse as it went by. It's that first storm that spins and starts dropping rain just as it passes by https://video.nest.com/clip/652199733d7d4bccb5f59fd747e887c6.mp4
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83/75F Ouch!
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Hi Guys I have not been posting much or checking in but I want to say hi. I just saw that Trump fired the entire staff at climate.gov and the site is being closed down. That is big news. I used that site quite a bit for historical data and any climate trends. Here is a link to the article that was posted on NPR. I bet that will be closed down eventually too. https://www.npr.org/2025/06/12/nx-s1-5431660/climate-us-government-website-changes
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I'm 3 miles to your north. 63F with moderate rain. About .50" so far
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39.1F Moderate rain with the first catpaws mixing in. Of course no one would me would ever know it but the car windshield reveals they are there.
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39.6F Light to moderate rain. Looking for catpaws. None yet.
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42.8F Light rain. On May 25 2012 I recorded 3.1" of thundersnow within about a 2 hour period. I believe the temperature was 33F during that event. That was the latest snow I have recorded. We will not repeat that tonight but at my elevation of 1100 feet it will be interesting to see if I can manage some mangled flakes. Any guesses? What do you think Brian?
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43.8F Light rain. Not bad for 5pm 5/19
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What a great storm. Best in 2 years. 1.52" in a very short time. Max rain rate was 6.25". Highest wind gust was 31mph but I'm sheltered now with leaf out. No hail.
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Scott, this picture came up on my Facebook "remember" feed. 10 years ago this week. I remember that this picture made me happy. How time flies! Gene
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The last of yesterday's 3.75" of snow is almost gone. There is still some older snow in the woods and snow piles. I think this season is about a wrap. I ended with 88" of snow. Somehow I eeked out a slightly above snowfall year. Elevation makes such a difference. Anyhow the lawn is still brown but I had to drive to Pennsylvania a couple of days ago. It was nice to see the forsythia blooming in Massachusetts and the Norway maples in bud in Connecticut while it was true spring past NYC area.
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33.1F Moderate to heavy snow. 2"
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31.8F Light to moderate snow
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31.5F Moderate snow 1/2"
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30.4F Vis 1 mile light snow. Snow started an hour ago and the ground is getting white
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Another CAD win day. High was 37F. Stuck at 36F now. We had about 1/2" of snow and sleet last night. Still lots of snow to be found in the woods. Awaiting the first green grass.
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33.9F Light snow
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38.5/10F How much snow, sleet or freezing rain?
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The ice is melting off all the trees at once with rising temperatures. I have never experienced something quite like this. A constant ice crystal roar in the woods. My phone's little mic probably didn't fully pick up the roar coming from every direction but it is like a sound I have never quite heard. ( No precipitation was falling when I recorded this)
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Finally above freezing 32.6F Birch bender or Birch destroyer? Amazing we have power.
