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dendrite

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  1. Other way around. A positive error means the station is running cooler than expected. They get some anomalously cool mins in the warm season. Looks like everything started shifting warmer (negative errors) in the last 2 years.
  2. Last 5 1/2 years at OWD. A steady drift on temps.
  3. May be a 94F in there too. Flagged for my watch list.
  4. And he has high temps closer to ORH during the day with a decent breeze even on most nights. Tolland STEM, below him, is 85/55 right now. It's 85 here, 86/57 at LCI, and 87/56 at CON.
  5. We had dews pool up here that were just as high if not higher at times. I posted them the other day.
  6. idk....I'd say that's roughing it. Have to unplug and remove the AC to put the microwave back in.
  7. A lot of people here telling others how they should tolerate their heat and humidity. Seems those who want the excessive heat and dews need the AC the most. Ironic.
  8. He lives at 990ft in NE CT. It's not that much more oppressive there.
  9. Maybe because I'm still using heat in April and early May?
  10. Yeah that would be a heat wave. There's your low/mid 90s with maybe a 97F on a freshly paved tarmac.
  11. It was a little muggy here all day. We didn’t have a lot of mixing to keep the lower dews to the sfc here...the moisture kept pooling back up. But anyway...to see 94-97° you really want to see 18 to 20C
  12. 12z run has 15C 850s. Let's pump the brakes on 97F.
  13. No idea and don't care. I don't live there.
  14. A few warm days, but that‘s not that scary.
  15. Pretty warm. 83.0F CON, MHT, ASH, and LEB all up to 87/88F.
  16. Me too. Seems like we do our best severe here when cells are ripping my way from Gene’s house.
  17. May be even better turning with a little more ageostrophic SSW/S in the river valleys with the NW upper level flow.
  18. Couple of near 90° days in there, but there’s still sneaky s/w’s in the flow that try to start digging south when they reach our longitude...basically tempered heat.
  19. I'm sure the cold biased FV3 GFS is overdoing it. That's like an across the bow shot at d10. It's mostly trolling weenie fodder that I mention it, but the GEFS have been a little heavy with the air in SE Canada during that period with suppressed heights our way.
  20. COC for days on the lalaland GFS.
  21. I'm not an expert, but yeah. I'd let it all grow for now as we get into deep summer. Keep it on the longer side too. Let those roots grow down deep and keep the sfc moisture up.
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