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dendrite

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  1. Math helps too. Looks like I missed a 0.90” in my calculation and didn’t put my 0.03” in from the other day. I’m at 2.16”.
  2. Relative screw job all around me, but we hold the moisture well here so it’s not like we’re overly dry. I have the lowest total for the month including Belknap and Merrimack.
  3. Low of 60.0° Sad when an AN min feels cool.
  4. That would be a record high min. lol
  5. A cool decade would be funny once the new normals come out. Days and days of getting to troll BN temps.
  6. Probably. It seems like once the sea ice volume and permafrost really started shitting the bed we have struggled getting cP airmasses down here in the heart of summer. Maybe it’s just a fluke, but we used to pull 30s and deep 40s in July and now it’s a struggle to even get into the 50s.
  7. Congrats on being part of the Mid Atlantic now. Enjoy your Hadley cell.
  8. Bring the temps down a notch too then.
  9. You're way ahead of me for this month. I'm only at 1.23". If you include those last few days of June though I'm at 4.72" for this stretch.
  10. Should definitely push 100F on Monday at the SNE torch spots. 19-21C midday 850s with west winds and WNW flow in the midlevels. The euro keeps the plume of highest dews up into NNE and Canada too. GFS is only about 1C cooler, but MOS isn't too impressed...yet. 94F BDL, 95F BOS, 94F MHT. My hunch is those numbers trend a little higher.
  11. And how are skies "clearing" there?
  12. Not happening. Still 81F there and down from 82F almost an hour ago.
  13. 90F fail at BDL today. Record streak potential is over. You hate to see it.
  14. Yeah drought cancel. ---/--- Temp/hum sensor apparently failed this morning. Gonna have to install the old backup this evening and order another. Doh.
  15. NWS El Paso has had wx calcs up for as long as I can remember there being the internet. https://www.weather.gov/epz/wxcalc
  16. Showers and overcast all day here. 67.7/62 No suits here
  17. Was at a light in Concord by the river and was just glancing around and realized just how many honeylocust trees were growing around the area. That may be another tree that would thrive in your wetter area. You could get the native thorned ones, but they have those stunning thornless Sunburst honeylocust cultivars too.
  18. Glad we don’t live there. 63° this morning and 60s and rain now.
  19. Yeah I know. But with the way it spreads like wildfire through those buildings I feel like it's not representative of the community spread as a whole. The nursing home right across the woods from me had like 50+ cases, but Franklin has only had 68 total cases, Tilton 5, and Northfield under 5 (NH site just lists 1-4). I know this doesn't apply to all areas (especially higher density areas), but in these rural areas we're talking about I just don't find them very representative.
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