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dendrite

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  1. There’s some potent airmasses, hot and cold, continuously wheeling in on both sides of the gradient into the deep extended. It seems we’ll continue to be on the rollercoaster unless one wins out. I haven’t seen SE Canada modeled like that into July for a long time. 2007 maybe?
  2. It could be +3 and my mom would say it’s been cold.
  3. Looks like SI has the wireless Davis VP2 with FARS at $663 right now. That’s the basic professional station…temp/hum, rain, wind, and pressure. You can add other things if you wanted later (uv/solar, soil measurement, extra temp sensors, etc). Most people don’t care for the uv/solar, but if you did it’s cheaper up front to buy the VP2+ station than to add them on individually later. https://www.scaledinstruments.com/shop/shop-by-category/complete-weather-stations-shop-by-product/davis-6153-wireless-vantage-pro2-with-24-hour-fan-aspirated-radiation-shield/ Davis has their all-in-1 Vue as well. You’ll just have to weigh your pros and cons.
  4. There’s lots of posts and thread on it. It basically comes down to budget, what you want to measure, and how serious you want to get into it. Generally speaking, a Davis with fan aspiration will give you your most accurate readings in the home market, but you’re going to pay for it (to some extent) too. The all-in-1’s are nice, but not all sensors were meant to be placed in the same location…ie wind at 10m, temp at 2m, rain at 1-2m, etc. I don’t even know what everything is going for right now given the state of the economy.
  5. ORH with a high of 85F. An unbearable +7F for the day.
  6. There’s no way ORH will be the hot spot. They’ll be upper 80s.
  7. I’ll take the under. What did they have for today?
  8. Idk what that is…thought about contacting UNH about it. They did the same thing last year. They never really leafed out in the spring until June. I don’t think it’s necessarily caterpillars.
  9. Comfy dews today. HX in some spots is actually lower than the temp.
  10. 84.3F Warm, but fairly comfortable with the lower dews. The solstice sun with deep blues is a 10/10 burner though.
  11. Up to 83F. A deer is enjoying the shade.
  12. Yeah I think the valleys need to recover more from the rad cooling night. CON/ASH were in the low to mid 50s while ORH had a low of 64°.
  13. You’re often cooler than me with similar 850s. lol
  14. Using BOS for yby? Your Davis won’t touch 90 any day.
  15. And the moths were named as such because they were an unwanted, invasive species.
  16. Up to 74F...variably cloudy. 0.15" rain overnight...just enough to wet the whistle.
  17. Lots of bears on weed with the munchies in VT
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