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Unfortunately the warm front just went through ISP (dew jump from 64 to 77 over the last couple of hours). GOES really showing the stable clouds over most of CT. I could see the SE part of the state getting into the goods, and on east of there of course.
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BDL with highs near 90 and mid 60s dewpoints is going to feel much better than this weekend.
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Always nice to have rules of thumb. We have the 10 at 10 rule, and now the 10 off the Tarmac rule.
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Sad to report it's not nearly that exciting (out of service). CON was a transformer inside I guess? I don't know much about the indoor comms package.
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Pretty soon we'll be asking you, Kevin, and Scooter to go out and calibrate CON, BDL, and BOS if the budget keeps shrinking and retirements keep coming. A lot of the techs are former vets that are retiring out at a pretty high rate right now, and you can see how quickly parts get ordered when a climate site gets fried in a thunderstorms.
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I've never really paid much attention when we dial in (because we're usually looking for the max or min which is listed plainly anyway) if the 5 min obs are full precision or not.
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He managed the game really well given the conditions. Kept the ball low and in play off the tee most of the time.
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I'm working, to keep y'all safe from the heat.
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55 dBZ to 33,000 feet. I'd hit that with a SVR too. Downburst risk too high with this air mass.
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Where are the trade winds when you need them...
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Sea breeze bisecting the NYC airspace today. JFK 88/78 LGA 97/67
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Will the weather be able to stop Lowry tomorrow?
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Widespread Severe Wx Saturday, July 20, 2019 across NNE
OceanStWx replied to weatherwiz's topic in New England
I'm interested in this stuff in Quebec now, although it does stabilize fairly quickly as you move from VT into NH. You can see the Cu field basically nonexistent across the GYX CWA right now. But I'm very interested in CAMs insisting on some sort of MCS moving through around 12z tomorrow morning. -
Probably pooling ahead of some boundary, the sea breeze is also working north.
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I hope his truck is cleaner than that display.
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Crank the AC and then step outside. Condense that air right on your
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Yeah like fella said, it's officially midnight, but NWS runs climate at 440 pm to make sure we capture that high "most" days.
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Heading to a wedding in Cold Spring in September, might be able to sneak through on the way.
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ASOS needs to be at the airfield. And per directive the ASOS is primary source, and even if we got a coop in a better location it wouldn't be the official BOS climate data. The only reason we get away with it with snow is because ASOS doesn't measure it (yet).
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Rip back a few IPAs and watch you two argue over dews, could be fun.
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Well the problem being it's not there for maintaining a weather record. It's there to control flight ops at BOS. Paying observers to hang around every major city to collect weather obs wasn't seen as a priority so they got cut. Automation FTW! ASH is actually an AWOS, so a little grain of salt with the dew there. A lot of 77s at ASOSs though down in SNE and Tri-State area. That's real deal around here.
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Too much cloud cover in WI right now to check.
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Chances are there. Models getting a little more robust with MCS tomorrow afternoon for NNE. I lean towards heat breaking with some convection vs. none.
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https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/2009/ww0388.html
