dendrite

FSO looks like an outlier, but dry air advection nonetheless.

Front is through at home with the dews starting to drop. 82/66

Or the 1911 heat wave.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint–Worcester_tornado_outbreak_sequence

Thankfully the wife's grandparents survived that.

Whoosh

66.7° A much needed 0.31” rain…not a lot, but it gets us by for a little bit. Good sleeping last night with the rain and window fans.

Little mesolow coming through.

NOWdata has BDL 19, BOS 13, PVD 10, ORH 3

Must pray harder.

Vaporized like snow pack on Christmas eve.

It got a lot worse and I think it’s fire blight. This is an empire which is supposed to have some resistance to that. Oops. It seems to be entering in via the flower blossoms and wiping out the tree from the new growth down to the branches. I tried pruning back all infected areas the best I could and used a clorox wipe to clean my pruners before each cut. If it does, it dies. The next attempt will be an enterprise apple tree to be my honeycrisp pollinator. Those are supposed to be very disease resistant…especially to fire blight. My honeycrisp looks fine though.

lol…it has to go from west to east. Patience grasshopper.

He quit last week. Very thin skin. That’s okay though…not everyone can handle gentle ribbing.

Beer?

Wtf is up with that little area of rain not moving in E VT between LEB and Claremont? It’s been Q-S for hours…almost looks like some kind of standing wave or blocked flow.

Or post on FB, twitter, or IG. Gah, the horror.

Low was a brief 68.4° when we went calm, but it was mostly lightly mixed and/or with variable clouds overnight. I woke up at 5am and it was 71°. Pretty gross out there, but it’s almost over. Just starting to get the dews here.

https://www.si.com/mlb/2021/06/04/sticky-stuff-is-the-new-steroids-daily-cover

88.4 for DIT. Tough place to hit 90° on the hill. Max of 89.5° here. Scored my first MPM 90° of the season.

BTV had a 36C so at least 96F for a high.

Well I think part of it is better mixing north of that "boundary". There's more S/SW flow south of it too. So dews crept up a bit this morning over the interior only to mix out. Once the mixing layer drops and winds let up we'll probably see dews spike back up this evening over the interior and we'll have a brutal 70/70 type night.