dendrite
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He’s had 0.45” on the day, but throws a Stein in.
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69.7° Let’s see how this fails
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EPS is 60s here Sunday…so there’s quite a few members with it. Hopefully it’s wrong because I want more sun and warmth to get my trees rooted a bit more before cold season.
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The weather in September the winter will remember
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Haha euro with a mean backdoor Sun-Wed. GFS has it too.
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I cross the border into Mass and it looks like Chernobyl.
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HRRR never gets the soupy air north of the MA border, but hits VT/NH hard. Still good forcing with the cold fropa. That upper level cold pool goes right through NNE.
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Hope the latest HRRR is right. Only 0.22" from the morning meh.
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Bye summer
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MEX with 33° for BML Fri morning
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Clover can take a beating as well. And like you said, if you cut it frequently it'll struggle to flower. I just like to let it get long a couple of times for the bees and for it to drop new seed for the next year.
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Warm one. CON up to 82F. 78.4F at the casa.
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Beautiful morning...barely a cloud. Gonna miss these days. 76/64
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No warmth on that goofus run
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Looks dewy until Tue night.
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4-13
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GEFS aren’t exactly summer. Warm but not hot. Sunday looks torchy at first glance though.
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Using the GFS over the Euro for Saturday?
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Maybe a sneaky frost/freeze chance for the valleys in NNE Fri morning with that 2nd push of CAA Thu night?
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Nice chamber shot late week. Nothing absurd for mid Sep, but should be some crisp nights.
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Warmer dews for Santa though
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Yeah the GFS has been warm overall, but it's been finding a way to muck up the warm anomalies in our region for a few runs now. Front door, backdoor, CAD...I guess it's that time of the year.
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I drove up to Lyndon during it. It was a little icy at my place in Auburn, but we kept bouncing between 31-34F during the 2-3 days. Like Scoot said, north of CON was a shitshow until the Notch. There it was mostly just wet in the trees so I assume we were above the inversion. Littleton area obviously wasn't bad either with the shadowing.
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Definitely in winter. But the models do pretty well during the warm season. I mean it's not exactly critical to the public to have a forecaster undercut 2m temps by 5F in a spring CAD situation when it's actually 45F and rain instead of 50F and rain. We're pretty much at the mercy of the models now since we're not doing billions of calculations per second.
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I'm guessing that isn't the official?
