dendrite
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The RWIS has been a steady 1/4-3/8SM
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Snowing on Gene’s cam
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The Notch is getting pummeled
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Maybe I can wetbulb a flake down my way
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Phin has had some decent echoes up that way gor awhile. Maybe flurries nearing Gene?
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Par for the course here in a swing state.
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MET mins for Tue AM. MAV is similar. Then we thankfully torch it up for a couple of days.
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29.2° with a breeze. First time I’ve been legit cold letting the birds out.
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Lots of streamers around just north of Gene and Eek. I’ll likely be too far south for flakes. 36.8/28
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I’m an early bird. I need my light for the morning commute and for safely letting my birds out of the coop. Parents will lose their minds with kids at a dark bus stop for 4 months too. 4p, 5p, 6p…it’s all no difference to me. It sets early and it’s a lot of evening darkness before bed. But I understand I’m the minority on that.
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53/25 I miss the dews
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I can't do darkness until 8-830am in January.
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idk it still looks pretty warm in the extended to me with mild downs…all relative to normal of course.
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“Wild”fires
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Southington Connecticut Ma-ple Hol-low
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Let it burn. Wanna let it burn. Wanna let it burn wanna wanna let it burn.
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Seriously. When does he ever worry about heating/cooling costs? He cheers on his AC from March-October. He’s turning into AWATT.
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MEX is up to 29° from 22° yesterday morning for CON early next week. It doesn’t even get BDL to freezing now. And the beat goes on…
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Should be another epic winter at 300hr.
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No metamorphosis this season? Have you evolved from a gypsy to a lanternfly?
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MOS is pretty cold in the mornings at the rad pits to start next week…10s in NNE and low 20s CON/interior. It’s probably overdone a bit.
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53.4° More nights in the 50s. Back to reality soon.
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77-78 analog
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It hits 55° in December and mosquitoes and moths are back out. lol
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75.4° Ended up being the warmest day of the stretch afterall.
