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Unsettled cool weather ends April, what does May bring


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Complete 100% leaf out would imply that looking at a forest it looks like it does during the majority of the warm season. Green with full leaves on the trees. So your backyard now looks like it does on Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day?

Again..leaf out means leaves are out..It doesn't mean every single tree is 100% out. Come on dude

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Again..leaf out means leaves are out..It doesn't mean every single tree is 100% out. Come on dude

Ok ok...just trying to stir the pot...but 100% implies all the trees are out. It you take 10 trees and find 3 that dont have leaves that's 70% but maybe I'm wrong. It's obviously hard to quantify when it happens. I just find it hard to say 100% until you are at that point where all the trees have leaves...not small green growth, flowers, or buds.

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When I overlook the canopy from my house and see leaves on all the trees with no view of the forest floor that to me is full leaf out, not quite there yet, as I said my batch of cottonwoods are bare. 75% seems about right in my neck of the woods.

Yeah that's what I'm getting at...you look at the forest and you can't see through it at all, just like you would for the majority of the warm season.

Like if you look at a hillside, can you see through the little green buds and small growth of the canopy and see the ground or under-story? Or is all you see is the leaves of the canopy?

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We're obviously ahead of normal around here this spring in terms of an early thaw (snow melt, ice out) and an early budding, flowering and leafing-out of trees and shrubs and the emergence of herbaceous plants but the calendar is slowly catching up with the season. Where we were once three-four weeks ahead of schedule, we're now more like two weeks.

I couldn't agree more. We can debate about the meaning of leaf out and other things but things have slowed down and we are catching up with where we should be here too. We are no longer 3 weeks ahead of schedule, that's for sure. If we were, we'd be frost worry free with late-May crops ready for harvesting and we are no where near that (yet).

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LOL at today being cool. How can people walk outside today and honestly feel cold? I mean, its not hot or anything but its comfortable. 61/35 with occasional breaks of sun.

Tomorrow looks like a great day for six flags...I wonder if anything will close down with gusts like this? It might be a little chilly. LOL :yikes:

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. Breezy, with a northwest wind between 17 and 24 mph, with gusts as high as 36 mph.

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LOL at today being cool. How can people walk outside today and honestly feel cold? I mean, its not hot or anything but its comfortable. 61/35 with occasional breaks of sun.

Tomorrow looks like a great day for six flags...I wonder if anything will close down with gusts like this? It might be a little chilly. LOL :yikes:

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. Breezy, with a northwest wind between 17 and 24 mph, with gusts as high as 36 mph.

Low 50s in southern CT with a brisk wind gusting to 18kts...def not that comfortable.

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LOL at today being cool. How can people walk outside today and honestly feel cold? I mean, its not hot or anything but its comfortable. 61/35 with occasional breaks of sun.

Tomorrow looks like a great day for six flags...I wonder if anything will close down with gusts like this? It might be a little chilly. LOL :yikes:

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. Breezy, with a northwest wind between 17 and 24 mph, with gusts as high as 36 mph.

Ride Bizzaro naked like Wiz does and see how that feels.

did your class make accelerometers to measure g-forces (or bring an ipod/iphone with the app - free!)

I bring my students to Canobie each year...

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Low 50s in southern CT with a brisk wind gusting to 18kts...def not that comfortable.

Brutal for an amusement park. On Monday our physics teacher told us it would be 70 and sunny on Friday, and everyone was like "great, that's perfect". I don't know where people get their info from....I knew on Monday that Friday would be a cool day for this....

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Ride Bizzaro naked like Wiz does and see how that feels.

did your class make accelerometers to measure g-forces (or bring an ipod/iphone with the app - free!)

I bring my students to Canobie each year...

Nope. We had a test today and she said we do enough problems all year she said we don't have to do anything physics related. She said to "enjoy the fun of physics".

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Nope. We had a test today and she said we do enough problems all year she said we don't have to do any thing physics related. She said to "enjoy the fun of physics".

just for fun, download the app onto your phone or whatever. Not really work. It just makes line graphs showing accel in 3 dimensions.

The homemade accelerometers just use a tag-board arc and a string that has a weight (rubber stopper, etc) to show it.

SF is opening a new coaster (transplanted from Magic Mountain in CA) called Goliath, but I don't think it is running yet. I think it is a 195 foot tall inverted boomerang

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