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Color is coming on strong and very early in the Newfound Area. My birches and aspens especially. I usually don't peak till Oct 18th or so. Trees must be conserving moisture as they start to go dormant. That's my hypothesis
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12Z Euro with rain totals through the end of run
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72.6F Mostly sunny but lots of hazy today. Not the high smoke like last week but hazy at lower levels of atmosphere.
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12Z GFS Total Rain from the next event
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PF. It just didn't work out here. There was a fair amount of smoke but not enough in my opinion to make it such a dud. We had the cirrus. Just don't know why it was not better.
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Looks like we could have a really great sunset over a wide area of New England around 645pm this evening. Teddy has a pretty solid cirrus deck over eastern sections. It's clear in Vermont and NY state so the sun should illuminate the underside of the clouds. We will see how this works out.
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Steve, I watch the Hampton Beach webcam but if you have time could you suggest a few that you watch? Thanks
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35.8F Window boxes and gardens live yet again. No frost yet.
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I guess this is the setup we want to yank up a cane real fast like in 38. Fortunately or unfortunately depending on how we look at it the parade of Cape Verde type storms has come to a stop. Wouldn't Wilfred be in the right place about now to take advantage of this if the storm had not been shredded apart?
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Teddy will be passing by Tuesday. Cirrus shield should cover Eastern New England while it is clear to the west. That should provide an epic sunset if everything works out. Sunsets and big waves are about the only thing we can expect from Theodore.
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We will see what happens tonight on my hill. The surrounding areas have to go into the 20's for me to get a frost. Picked lots of Concord Grapes today. Keeps the house smelling great. GFS has basically no more precipitation for the rest of the month. Euro does the same but has a system coming in around Sept 29th. If that can be delayed wonder if some stations in New England might record their driest month ever?
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Balmy 34.1F plants get to live another day. Lite the wood stove this morning.
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Congrats Alex 24.1F Balmy 34.1F here
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Welcome. Nice that we are adding more NNE posters.
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Subtropical Storm Alpha has formed. Heading to Portugal. So the Gulf storm would be Beta. Gets confusing with the Greek Alphabet because after Beta it's Gamma then Delta.
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It seems we are naming more semi tropical systems than we use to. Is that why we are running so far into the Greek alphabet. If we took out all the semi tropical systems what letter would we be at?
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I had .05" ish. The Euro snuffed this out a couple days ago. Thin strip of showers through C New England.
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.04" rain last night. First since Sept 2's .25
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I'm wondering how fast the Gulf surface waters warm back up after the passage of tropical cyclone like Sally. Does a couple of days of bright sun do much in September? Gulf waters must be pretty well turned up. Anyone knowledgeable in this area?
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Seems like the cold front has gone through here. Temp down from 66F to 60.7F. Heavily overcast and with the smoke layer above the clouds it is pretty dark out there. Models have been spitting out a thin line of precip tonight right through my area. About .25" or so. I'll believe it when i see it.
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Euro also develops the Gulf system. Has it drifting around coming west to about Brownsville and then recurves ENE and comes ashore in Louisiana as a 986mb storm.
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Landfall just east of extreme tip of Eastern Maine but gives New England some rain, Worcester east. Outer Cape gets a bit more than .50" on this run
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Just for shit and giggles the Euro is closer. Waiting for the run to finish but at hour 132 it's raining in all of Eastern New England
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Also it's 2020. Expect the unexpected, that must be factored in
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12Z Euro. Let's end this drought in a big way. I guess just got to slow down Teddy a bit and strengthen the high to the northeast of us. Have the storm come in from a SE to NW direction over the Gulf Stream.
