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dendrite

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  1. Running 2° warm all of the time is draining.
  2. The problem is the sensor is enclosed…it has a lot of thermal mass and slower response time. A FARS is superior to a passive shield as well. So even though it’s the same sensor the other factors make a huge difference. If you want the most accurate temps possible…you pretty much need to go with a FARS. Maybe a station on the beach or on a summit sees negligible difference.
  3. You can do wireless with a Davis. Do you actually have a spot to site it properly or would it be on a balcony against the side of the building? There’s not a lot of point spending mid range money on a station if the rain and wind is getting blocked by a building and you have radiated heat affecting temp reading from a roof or vent. If you’re around the $150-200 mark you’re talking Ambient. $350-400 and it’s a Davis Vue. $600 and it’s a Davis VP2 with FARS. $1k and you’re getting into the high end Davis with solar/uv/soil sensors.
  4. Brief shower just went through…only enough to make it more humid. Looks like round 2 for the lakes. Hopefully we can bet something measurable through here.
  5. 100F to 106F at PDX in 10 mins.
  6. We pray. A little cell just popped west of here.
  7. CON, DAW, PWM, IZG, and SFM up to 36C (96/97). SW ME and SE NH roasting today.
  8. BOS really sticks out there...a good 2-3F too warm?
  9. Get me an inch of rain and you can have your nice weekend.
  10. Already 100F at Portland-Troutdale...12F ahead of the 88F at this time yesterday. They hit 112F yesterday as well.
  11. CON 94/69 Slightly better mixing up here vs SNE
  12. Haven’t seen a gypsy here in a few years
  13. How are those not preventable?
  14. As far as I know they're all shagbark. That bottom one has struggled a bit.
  15. ASH is an AWOS so their dew may be a bit off at times..especially when the real dew is near 70+. The fields may be overgrown as well.
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