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October Banter/ Disco


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Maybe not...models keep jumping around with the max qpf. It still seems like western and central areas get into the deformation stuff, while eastern areas maybe get a shorter...but more convective rain band late tonight near midnight.

I really hope we don't balance out this extended stretch of extreme water in WNE with climo leading us into a dry winter pattern.

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I really hope we don't balance out this extended stretch of extreme water in WNE with climo leading us into a dry winter pattern.

I don't see that happening in this type of Nina. I don't think we'll see a winter where western areas have to worry about getting whiffed...not in this type of winter. I mean, there might be an event or two that is an eastern mass special, but overall...I don't see total precip as an issue.

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By the way--I think someone should do a QC check on the Peru and Goshen sites. I think they're running a little warm.

Both sites go through MADIS and a QC'd there.

Peru - http://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/search?site=AR841&Get+information=Get+information

Goshen - http://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/search?site=D7832&Get+information=Get+information

Both stations appear to have two thumbs up from MADIS for quality.

Using a Mesonet map will show only stations that do get QC'd, though your still have reports that are in accurate like the Chalemont Fire Station, but I think they have other problems on their minds now. FWIW, I find the maps helpful as you know the data is generally quality and you can pan and zoom and get more detail.

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Both sites go through MADIS and a QC'd there.

Peru - http://weather.glads...Get+information

Goshen - http://weather.glads...Get+information

Both stations appear to have two thumbs up from MADIS for quality.

Using a Mesonet map will show only stations that do get QC'd, though your still have reports that are in accurate like the Chalemont Fire Station, but I think they have other problems on their minds now. FWIW, I find the maps helpful as you know the data is generally quality and you can pan and zoom and get more detail.

Thanks for those links... interesting

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Down to 51.9 here./.dew is 49... Today is a MPM shawl special..let's call it MPMSS

KFIT at 64.0F/46F (close to my worksite) @ 11:52

wunderground meso site near my house is showing 56.6/49... I think they are under trees, dews tend to be a bit high

You have moved to GC!

And I don't get the shawl thing...

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Both sites go through MADIS and a QC'd there.

Peru - http://weather.glads...Get+information

Goshen - http://weather.glads...Get+information

Both stations appear to have two thumbs up from MADIS for quality.

Using a Mesonet map will show only stations that do get QC'd, though your still have reports that are in accurate like the Chalemont Fire Station, but I think they have other problems on their minds now. FWIW, I find the maps helpful as you know the data is generally quality and you can pan and zoom and get more detail.

I think you might have missed my sense of humor.

I have no clue what is up with that Charlemont station. It is always SOOOOO off.

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KFIT at 64.0F/46F (close to my worksite) @ 11:52

wunderground meso site near my house is showing 56.6/49... I think they are under trees, dews tend to be a bit high

You have moved to GC!

And I don't get the shawl thing...

Cloudy and cool here today. N o sun at all. Rained a bit earlier this AM.

He was posting back in August and Sept. that he was pulling on sweaters and robes when it was in the 70's out. We couldn't understand why

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Lundberg gives me a shout out in his column today..LOL

And while I was gone, it SNOWED in my backyard! I thought Oct. 15 and 16, 2009, was way too early for accumulating snow in central Pennsylvania, but Oct. 1 and 2? Eesh. That's just wrong, really, really, really wrong. Kevin, I've got a headstart on you, if it is only a trace! Philipsburg had over 1 inch, and Snowshoe, W.Va., 4 inches. Who took fall away, and where did they put it?

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