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dendrite

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  1. Front racing for ditty may get a little boost from that outflow boundary
  2. I’ve been chilled off and on all day. You acclimate quickly.
  3. Pretty easy to find the boundary
  4. The boundary just came through.
  5. I remember you posting your dilapidated steps. If you’re taking down trees hopefully your house is stronger than the stairs or else you’ll have bigger problems than your view. lol
  6. There does seem to be a deeper llvl push going through E NH/SW ME now with convection firing NE to SW as it wedges below this airmass.
  7. I didn’t see any official 100s at the METARs sites, but congrats Pope on sneaking a raw 100° in at DAW
  8. Here’s the BOS raw 1-min data from 6/19. They slipped a 99° in there. IIRC, the official temps (5min running means) were 95° at :50, 98° at :54, and 97° at :55. So there was a spike in there starting at :48.
  9. Low 66.6°. Coolest in days. 0.44” rain yest evening. Let’s stay wet and soupy, but lose the big heat.
  10. We rainin now. Some nice CGs in these boomers, but that’s about it.
  11. @#NoPoles https://www.wmur.com/article/manchester-animal-shelter-guinea-pigs-62024/61194807
  12. CON checked out too and then came mulchgate.
  13. Sometimes you need to take risks like Reed Timmer to get that special shot.
  14. Just need the wind at BOS to shift for a few minutes off of the dumpster next to the Qantas hangar.
  15. Highs as of 18z. Congrats DAW and IZG again.
  16. The tech out of BOX got there and found Greta loitering by the temp sensor. Windsor Locks police had to carry her away.
  17. BDL is going really wild today. A Charlie Sheen bender.
  18. You need a solar radiation sensor so you can get a 130° THSW index
  19. Those euro dews in the 50s feel great
  20. They get a little too soupy in 70+ dews, but yeah, we have a lot more evapotranspiration in our yards than your airports.
  21. Lots of 2000s there for a place doing it the same way for 100 years.
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