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Substantial drought relief rains en-route?


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Only about 2" here so far, but I'm perfectly happy with that. It basically been a continuous light to moderate rain for 24hrs with some sheet drizzle mixed in.

We had RN to +RN overnight and most of the day with some heavier cells on occasion throughout the day today

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We had RN to +RN overnight and most of the day with some heavier cells on occasion throughout the day today

Nice stripe of 30-40 dbz slid just west of MBY earlier this aft, appeared to pass right over your head. I'm still guessing at a 2" storm total at my place, maybe as much as 2.5". The extremely flashy Carrabasset has risen nearly 7' since yest morning, the flow jumping from 300 cfs to 8,400 and still a near-vertical line on the chart. The Sandy River is also pretty quick up-down, but much less so than the one running off Sugarloaf. Sandy is up 4.5', with flow rising 370 cfs to 6,100. I expect both to peak near 10K, impressive considering their record low flows 36 hr ago but well short of anything serious.

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Nice stripe of 30-40 dbz slid just west of MBY earlier this aft, appeared to pass right over your head. I'm still guessing at a 2" storm total at my place, maybe as much as 2.5". The extremely flashy Carrabasset has risen nearly 7' since yest morning, the flow jumping from 300 cfs to 8,400 and still a near-vertical line on the chart. The Sandy River is also pretty quick up-down, but much less so than the one running off Sugarloaf. Sandy is up 4.5', with flow rising 370 cfs to 6,100. I expect both to peak near 10K, impressive considering their record low flows 36 hr ago but well short of anything serious.

It sure did and several others during the day as well, This will certainly help out several watersheds around the state

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Man the models backed off on the warmer weather in the beginning of May. Still a little unsure how much we see that here in SNE and today confirms it.

That would be fantastic, May normal climo would be perfection for play and work. Unfortunately we have seen this time and time again only to have the unforgettable fire rear its torchy head. It will be fun to see how it plays out, but from here on out its all good. This weekend looks fantastic, sun around 60, although I am sure those temps will bump up as we get closer, full sunshine this time of year equals 3-6 degrees above mos.

Today felt great once the cooler air worked around the south side of the cyclone.

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That would be fantastic, May normal climo would be perfection for play and work. Unfortunately we have seen this time and time again only to have the unforgettable fire rear its torchy head. It will be fun to see how it plays out, but from here on out its all good. This weekend looks fantastic, sun around 60, although I am sure those temps will bump up as we get closer, full sunshine this time of year equals 3-6 degrees above mos.

Today felt great once the cooler air worked around the south side of the cyclone.

And that could change, just saying what it shows now. Tropical convection goes into the COD for the most part, but if it moves towards the Dateline, it may cause ridging into western NAMR. Models do try to show that right now.

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Looks like Friday morning will be frosty in your neck of the woods. One of those 30F mornings and 55F afternoons?

You think so? I mean that was just per GFS, but the GGEM has -6C, the EURO -4C...So a mean value this far out of -3 to -4C at 12z with clear skies will probably get you into the 30s. Def a chilly signal to say the least.

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Ensembles were still mild, but cooled off today. Euro weeklies look mild too, but doesn't look torchy.

Nice,,That means 70's to near 80 as we enter first 2 weeks of May as normals then are around 70

Amazing how we've escaped another season with little to no backdoors. this is like the 3rd or 4th spring season in a row like that

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