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dendrite

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  1. Hope the euro is right in keeping most of the QPF south of here. We just can't dry out. I have water bugs swimming around in the backyard where the huge puddles never disappear.
  2. He'll still be finding models in May that show a little blue pixel over NYC.
  3. 1.14” rain. Now we attempt to dry out again. Chilly week, but at least with sun we’ll be near 50° despite nights in the 20s.
  4. A little update on the BOS MADIS... I wanna know what they did. That's a 3-4F jump cooler.
  5. Nice job Evan. Randolph on the board.
  6. Something here has been dropping a powdery white pollen for over a week. The only trees I see any activity from are the aspen and pussy willows, but I’m not sure where it’s coming from.
  7. There's pretty much unmitigated flow from the NE to Randolph all the way back from the lakes by Rangeley and the terrain all rises up around Randolph like a half bowl. They must get some really good upslope enhancement in nor'easters.
  8. Also, the Davis station website has a lot of NH mountain ski area stations on it. https://www.weatherlink.com/map/38c87168-bd77-47f9-b094-da48c89ebff6
  9. Yeah that Randolph cocorahs observer blows all of the other observers in the state away on there with total snowfall and depth. He/she is the 11" new on here. They leave some detailed comments as well if you want to go back and peek at certain days for various events over the years. https://www.cocorahs.org/ViewData/ViewDailyPrecipReport.aspx?DailyPrecipReportID=1e03cdc7-967d-4c6d-8d4e-dbcc41abb81a
  10. If you start as rain or accumulate slush early...maybe. But the rates will be impressive so anyone on the cold side of 32° will probably do better. Even at 32.5° it’ll pound. Waiting until sunrise to measure will hurt some too. Should be fun up there, but I’m glad it’s you and not me. lol
  11. Will take until June for that here. lol
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