dendrite
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73/9 8% at MHT. About as low as I’ve seen it.
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1 more... And yeah, April sucked.
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Most May dews at CON of <= 15F now in the ASOS record period...actually have to go back to the 60s.
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May in general...
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MHT 72/10 9% RH CON 72/12 10% RH AFN 68/10 10% RH Doing the electric slide down electric avenue at the gas pump.
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68.2F. Win.
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We go from 15F to 65F dews in winter all of the time.
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What happens when the FV3 is mild and keeps all precip south in winter? Do we toss it?
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OV/MAtl Those mid 50s dews start advecting into SNE by sunrise just aloft at 925. Anyone still dealing with residual cooler sfc air should have that mix out pretty quickly. Then we pool it up a bit more as the day goes on.
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I could see some 65-66F dews.
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3k NAM is close to warm sectoring here. It'll probably be relegated to Cheshire/Hillsborough counties though. Congrats Mitch
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Can’t wait for my +RA behind the wedge.
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Should get muggier later. Low of only 34.9° here. Hill ftw. CON hit 28° and Bear Brook 25°.
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Weekend maybe meh up here too. Today may be my best day of the next week.
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I've viewed a lot of old SA obs from the 1950s. It varies by site, but many would put out 1hrly or 3hrly obs with sustained wind values that were rounded like 34015KT, 33020KT etc. The bigger wind speeds often lacked gust reports as well. I remember seeing a lot of Nov 50 obs that were like 07050KT with no gust speeds. So I've always took those old wind readings with a grain of salt. weathafella era yore.
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Probably measuring differences in different eras. You had all human obs before the mid 90s and at some point near then there was a transition from cup anemometers to the ultrasonic. There was a clear dropoff there when ASOS/METAR took over in 1996.
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And just like that the euro has onshore garbage for Saturday for ENE.
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You're looking way more into it than me. I'll admit I'm just being lazy right now and looping the sfc streamlines, low level RH, and 2m temps and not looking at the synoptics behind it all. http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/ETANE9_12z/etaloop.html It's the d3 NAM so it's synoptically challenged to begin with. I just wanted to see DIT squirm a little.
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NAM is probably in left field, but it has NE sfc flow all afternoon.
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Screen doors slamming shut in Tolland?
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I've already given up on Friday up here. Maybe we can trend Saturday more south and NNE can get some chilly clearing during the afternoon.
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Nice BD on the NAM for Saturday.
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It’ll stop in July when it’s 88/75 and dead air.
