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dendrite

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  1. Gotta define it somewhere. Water freezes at 32° so that seems like an appropriate spot.
  2. The CO2 data has been measured with instrumentation since 1950 but okay. Contact an admin. Oh wait.
  3. Please provide your alternative data, Mr. man of science.
  4. Yeah let’s do it. I’d like a front loaded winter with deeper pack at the solar min.
  5. yeah back when ineedsnow had T-rex running through his yard.
  6. I don’t even want to debate warming or melting. Can we all just agree that the CO2 isn’t normal? Can we at least try to get that back down to the baseline? It shouldn’t be a partisan thing. We’re all science people here.
  7. Dry like the moon back then. Get those water vapor levels back down and we can heat up and cool down diurnally like Idaho. CON was really rad happy back then, but even on those 11° mornings the Franklin coop up here had 13° on both of those days.
  8. lol at Oct 1974. 50 years go and it may as well be yore now.
  9. You got me curious so I had to look it up. 2023 was pathetic, but this year was a little under last year for hours of 32° or colder at CON. But man...look how much we’ve fallen since the early 2000s.
  10. You should upload to wunderground again. I was surprised how many are in my area. You can do it right through your weatherlink.com account. You just need to log into your WU to get your station ID and key.
  11. Traditionally 32° was a light freeze, 28° moderate, and 24° hard.
  12. Counts as your first freeze technically. But yeah I know what you mean.
  13. Kidding aside…it looks seasonably cool the next couple weeks with some upslope chances for NNE. But I’m not going to jump on the extended goofus train of wintry lows skimming under New England. I’m not worried about the 2m temps in Yellowknife yet.
  14. Yup. I could see the snow curtains approaching here from the NW before it hit.
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