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NNE Summer 2012


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True 'dat. :pimp:

Anyway, slug of rain coming across the Daks may have our name on it in central VT. Might as well rain...

Yeah, we have had light rain on and off for the last couple of hours. It is enough to postpone the races at Thunder Road. Now I have two 9 year old boys with nothing but time and a rainy evening on their hands. I hope I survive. :P

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65 for the tops here so far.

I hit 66F briefly but most of the day was 62-64F....incredible for July and it seemed to rain off and on all day but I bet amounts have been light.

ASOS max/mins for today:

BTV...71/64

MVL...66/59

MPV...68/59

1V4....66/59

Stations east of the Spine were pretty similar haha.

Another below normal day.

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I need that rain. Noticed today some of the birches in my backyard are about 50% bright yellow from drought stress.

The 40-45dbz pixels over me are sucky. Just light rain at 0.15"/hr.

Up to .17" so far

Back to -RA, but 0.60" through the tipper and more RA/+RA on the doorstep. I can hear it approaching from the west rattling off the pines.
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Right on the edge of the heavy rainfall here. Station 10 miles west had 0.33", station five miles south had 1.35". PWM picked up 1.52" over the span of a couple of hours, almost 2.5" over the past week. Feast or famine for folks around here.

Been a famine, We are struggling to break 1.00" for the month, Had .12" overnight and some -SHRN this am

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So with a few days left in the month, the current temperature departures across the northern half of VT at the ASOS stations are:

BTV... +2.0F (pesky CPV funneling nighttime winds have kept them much higher at night relative to the other interior VT sites)

MVL... +0.6F

MPV... +0.2F

1V4... -1.4F

Those sites are listed from west to east across the state, with 1V4 (Saint Johnsbury) on the NH border, so there is a definite departure gradient as you leave NY and head east towards NH. Champlain Valley is above by a couple degrees, interior sites nestled in the hills are right near normal, and then CT Valley solidly below normal.

Locally here, as far as precipitation goes, we've received 3.89" of precipitation this month per Stowe village 0.2SW CoCoRAHS station.

Also if anyone is interested, do not trust the rainfall amounts from MVL. They've been low for a while and this month the ASOS has only recorded 1.14" of precipitation, in contrast to widespread 3-4.5" amounts via CoCoRAHS and spotter networks. Andy Nash (meteorologist-in-charge) at BTV told me its an interesting problem because they've noticed it too, but every time they send technicians out to calibrate it, the equipment checks out fine. It sounded like the they wanted to just put a regular old rain gage out next to the ASOS and do comparisons.

Interesting problem because the ASOS is always like 50-66% too low. Its not like its a small amount.

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Had 64/54 yest with 0.01" in the AM sprinkles. Even the most pessimistic models for rain in my area weren't pessimistic enough. Overnight precip was T, only noticeable at all because of the droplets on vehicles. Month now at 0.91", and dependent on random convection to get any more; MBY is notoriously effective in eluding such events.

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Oh, and just like trying to turn on light switches during power outages, I've made probably a dozen attempts to view the GYX radar today.

lol, I sit on the furthest northern fringe of box, And the furthest southern fringe of the Car radar..... :(

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