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Oops...was thinking black gum as the native. The trees at Lowes were definitely sweetgum though. As for the bald cypress, apparently there's a healthy one all the way up in Jefferson, NH. https://extension.unh.edu/fwt/bigtrees/admin/reports/report_docs/bigtree_rep_champ.cfm A vertical height of 21ft isn't exactly "big" though. If anyone wants some northern catalpa come on over and get some. They need to be transplanted from one of my big fabric pots. It's cost Legro a NWS weighing gauge though.

July thread.

The first blip was around 15z, but it recovered temporarily.

The CON sensor has been failing today. Can't truss it.

Our Lowes actually had some american sweetgum trees this spring. They're native to our area. I'm trying some dawn redwoods in pots from seed...they're another zone 5 tweener that can handle some wetter periods. Everything I've seen on bald cypress is zone 4 or higher, but I'll defer to tamarack on that for real world verification. I like the red maple idea. You could just get some basic native red maple from arbor day... https://shop.arborday.org/shade-trees ...or just check the 1/2 off sales at the box stores in the coming weeks. Or find one you like this fall somewhere and try to dig it up and transplant it when it goes dormant. I've had trouble transplanting trees into wet areas in the cold season though. You'd need to support it well.

Can’t use BDL temps and Lesco dews...sry.

Do you have the fan on your vp2? I forget. What’s the manufacturing code on your davis? I asked you the other day. If it’s new enough you should consider upgrading to a newer sensor. $45 on scaled instruments iirc.

Highest dews of our lives.

BDL 86/61 at the top of the hour.

Are you okay? I’m concerned about you lately.

Most of the newer stations with fans seem to run cooler than ASOS now. They receive proper aspiration and they’re in rural countrysides with more ET. Some of the airport ASOS sites look like barren wastelands in the summer now and we know how well most of them mix out.

84/63 at BDL right now. lol

I have some willows that really soak up the excess water. Eek suggested bald cypress to me once. That would be really good in a swampy location and the flare of the trunk can get pretty interesting near standing water.

The cheat rule is +15C in summer so yeah, that gets you about 36C. I guess that’s not really a rule per se...just following a dry adiabat down to the sfc. With everything right like downsloping, solar peak, lower evapotranspiration, dry surface fuels, etc BDL, FIT, MHT, etc can pull +17C, but we’ve had a bit of a wet stretch recently. I just hedge toward slightly dewier than the afternoon mid 50s progs and thermodynamics keeps it a relatively “cooler” 97° vs 101°. Maybe we’re debating 59° vs 60° dews again since it’s hot either way and the heat indices wouldn’t really be different in either scenario.

Late morning and BDL and ORH are 66°. We usually get the late morning bump as dew evaporates, but it’ll mix and dry out somewhat in the afternoon. Are you new here?

I just think models have overdone the mixing a bit the last couple years during the bigger heat events. I just think we’ll see more 97/62 type obs on the high end rather than 101/54. Maybe BDL does a 98° or something, but I don’t think that would surprise anyone.

I'll take the under on temps and that amount of mixing.

Already 3F warmer than yesterday's high, but still below 70F.

Tomorrow doesn't look that dewy. Probably 65-70 crap with 95-97 temps at the torch ASOS sites.

O say does that bun-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the ween

Kettlehead in my backyard is right off exit 19 on 93 and you can scoot back on at exit 20 in tilton. Just throwin another one out there. https://kettleheadbrewing.com

I planted mine in early June of 2017. Then and 3 years later.

I was thinking Rob Deer or Steve Balboni. Lol

You’re on a Chris Davis slump right now.