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DIT 39° Ryan 27° Gene 33° Chickens 25° Skyrockets in flight this morning once the shallow inversion mixes out. MWN 30/-15 should yield 60-65°.

GEFS are a wee bit warmer.

Aren't those hardy down to zone 5 or 6? I'd probably get them in early. You may even get away with it now with the nice week upcoming and nothing too frigid in the long range. I'd at least get them in down there by the first week or two of April. Get them rooting right away.

lol...mating chickens. We lawn and bamboo. btw...your station is appearing offline for me. Last ob 2hrs ago.

Has Brood X migrated its way up to Tolland yet? Should be a big year.

Yeah no doubt. It was like 15-16 without that storm. Like Tip said I just really love how it stands out against the other numbers. It's even better that it all fell in one calendar day and it wasn't split up across two.

My daily snowfalls over a trace this winter. lol 10/30 1.2" 11/03 0.4" 12/05 3.1" 12/17 34.4" 12/20 0.2" 12/28 0.2" 01/02 1.6" 01/03 0.5" 01/20 0.2" 01/21 1.7" 01/22 0.3" 01/26 0.8" 01/27 0.6" 02/01 3.7" 02/02 3.5" 02/05 1.7" 02/07 1.7" 02/09 2.3" 02/15 0.5" 02/16 1.0" 02/18 0.2" 02/19 4.3" 02/20 0.3" 02/22 3.7" 02/27 1.6" 03/01 0.3" 03/15 0.2"

November

The CAA was a little more aggressive/earlier as well. I was at 20/4 at 9z whereas models had me snowing in the u20s only 48hrs ago.

You live in a concrete jungle. I’d probably hate warm season if I lived there too. Get out into the burbs and get a lawn, garden, and pool. Maybe some chickens too.

What a fail this turned out to be. That dry air is punching through VT pretty quickly.

A+ winter.

This summer will be the first where we use the BDL temps and the Davis dews. I'm kinda excited.

Will the dewpoint hit 70F or only make it to 69F?

They always dip. Just like the Mets.

Will probably end up pushing 40F with mostly sun for most of the day.

idk...I think it may be warmer than those temps. Maybe some of the valley rad spots get a little cool with snow cover, but the WAA aloft really picks up overnight.

Nammy...but yeah that does look like NH/MA border. DGZ was looking a little dry when I was looking at soundings in NE MA though.

Basically pure deformation at H85 here. Axis of dilatation right through MA.

Quite the week of naping on the GFS. Perfect wx to bridge the gap to April.

Meanwhile 45F here right now. Nice day with full sun.

Not gonna matter once it flips. Everyone transitions safely below freezing to accumulate.

The snow maps seem a little overboard imo. I'm looking in NE MA and it's still rain on the v15 at 39hr with 2m around 40F. Then it's snow at 42hr with 3hr QPF of 0.30-0.40" but a 6hr snow of 3-4". So it's taking that entire 3hr period as 10:1 snow when really it's starting as rain, transitioning, and then falling as snow onto initially warm/wet ground. You have to be more careful with the clowns than usual with the transitioning ptype. It looks impactful for the commute regardless, but I'd definitely shave some inches off of those Pivotal maps in spots.

Ugh...GFS has me back in play for a couple too. I tend to believe the sharp N cutoff from the high press like the NAM twins have.