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Temperatures fell into the 20s and 30s across most of New Hampshire 
and western Maine overnight. As of this morning... the coldest
temperature reported was a frosty 17 degrees at Jackman, Maine.
Based on overnight temperatures, widespread freezing temperatures
and/or heavy killing frosts had ended the growing season in the
following zones:

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Temperatures fell into the 20s and 30s across most of New Hampshire

and western Maine overnight. As of this morning... the coldest

temperature reported was a frosty 17 degrees at Jackman, Maine.

Based on overnight temperatures, widespread freezing temperatures

and/or heavy killing frosts had ended the growing season in the

following zones:

Which station was that? The Jackman AWOS got down to 27F. The coldest I see in that county is 24F at Turner Brook on Mesowest.
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33.5F here this morning, gardens made it through.  Other than some showers with the cold front in a couple of days dry conditions continue.  My pond is almost empty.  It has never been completely dry but may do so for the first time in the next 10 days.  I would guess with tranquil conditions next week the colors are now going to come on really quickly with last nights and tonights cold temperatures.

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Temperatures fell into the 20s and 30s across most of New Hampshire

and western Maine overnight. As of this morning... the coldest

temperature reported was a frosty 17 degrees at Jackman, Maine.

Based on overnight temperatures, widespread freezing temperatures

and/or heavy killing frosts had ended the growing season in the

following zones:

Holy crap...that's colder than the Adirondack radiators. Beats anything else I've seen by several degrees in any state.

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000

NOUS41 KBTV 191517

PNSBTV

NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-120649-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT

1117 AM EDT FRI SEP 19 2014

THE COLD TEMPERATURES OF THIS MORNING HAVE RESULTED IN A FREEZE OR

HEAVY FROST ACROSS MUCH OF VERMONT AND NORTHERN NEW YORK. AS

SUCH...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BURLINGTON WILL NO LONGER BE

ISSUING FROST OR FREEZE ADVISORIES OR WARNINGS THIS SEASON FOR THE

FOLLOWING FORECAST ZONES:

VERMONT

VTZ003 - ORLEANS COUNTY

VTZ004 - ESSEX COUNTY

VTZ006 - LAMOILLE COUNTY

VTZ007 - CALEDONIA COUNTY

VTZ008 - WASHINGTON COUNTY

VTZ010 - ORANGE COUNTY

VTZ016 - EASTERN FRANKLIN COUNTY

NEW YORK

NYZ026 - NORTHERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY

NYZ027 - NORTHERN FRANKLIN COUNTY

NYZ029 - SOUTHEASTERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY

NYZ030 - SOUTHERN FRANKLIN COUNTY

NYZ031 - WESTERN CLINTON COUNTY

NYZ034 - WESTERN ESSEX COUNTY

NYZ035 - EASTERN ESSEX COUNTY

NYZ087 - SOUTHWESTERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY

$$

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Frost/freeze program done for much of the region?

 

 

Minimum temperatures...the super-valleys in the Adirondacks win, where "valley" means 1,800ft.

 

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000
NOUS41 KBTV 191517
PNSBTV
NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-120649-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
1117 AM EDT FRI SEP 19 2014


THE COLD TEMPERATURES OF THIS MORNING HAVE RESULTED IN A FREEZE OR
HEAVY FROST ACROSS MUCH OF VERMONT AND NORTHERN NEW YORK.  AS
SUCH...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BURLINGTON WILL NO LONGER BE
ISSUING FROST OR FREEZE ADVISORIES OR WARNINGS THIS SEASON FOR THE
FOLLOWING FORECAST ZONES:

VERMONT
VTZ003 - ORLEANS COUNTY
VTZ004 - ESSEX COUNTY
VTZ006 - LAMOILLE COUNTY
VTZ007 - CALEDONIA COUNTY
VTZ008 - WASHINGTON COUNTY
VTZ010 - ORANGE COUNTY
VTZ016 - EASTERN FRANKLIN COUNTY

NEW YORK
NYZ026 - NORTHERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
NYZ027 - NORTHERN FRANKLIN COUNTY
NYZ029 - SOUTHEASTERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
NYZ030 - SOUTHERN FRANKLIN COUNTY
NYZ031 - WESTERN CLINTON COUNTY
NYZ034 - WESTERN ESSEX COUNTY
NYZ035 - EASTERN ESSEX COUNTY
NYZ087 - SOUTHWESTERN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY

$$


 

Was going to say judging by the looks of the map all but the Champlain Valley, Rutland, and Windsor, but you got the PNS. I see we kept the Western Slopes in too.

 

 

what was the low at SNLK?

 

21F

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Still mostly green up this way. Hiked up Camel's Hump today and saw very little color, just the isolated stressed tree. Although I must say it did seem like there were a few more showing color on the way home than on the way there. Felt like they were on the brink.

 

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Was going to say judging by the looks of the map all but the Champlain Valley, Rutland, and Windsor, but you got the PNS. I see we kept the Western Slopes in too.

Yeah I was sort of surprised the west slopes were still going to get frost/freeze highlights...but probably less complicated that way to confuse folks about where the county is broken apart.

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Temperatures all over the place tonight...MVL holding onto the inversion.  Calm winds remain.  I'm similar to the asos but a tick warmer at 35.5F (36) at home.

 

BTV (330ft)...49F

MPV(1150ft)...43F

1V4 (700ft)...38F

MVL (730ft)...34F

 

The high-end radiators:

 

HIE...30F

SLK...30F

BML...29F

 

Funny to think that a spot like BTV prone to wind is sitting 15-20F warmer than some spots nearby to the east and west at a similar latitude, just due to topography and a little elevation. 

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That 17 smells funny.

 

That was from our COOP, not the AWOS.

 

They are just south of the airfield by the sewage treatment plant. The site sits in a relative little bowl between Wood Pond and the sewage treatment ponds, just shy of 1,200 feet. Definitely a good radiating spot.

 

It's also possible their thermometer is set to Tolland. We did call to confirm and they said 17.2 was the low, so it wasn't a misread. Unfortunately, they won't report their weekend temps until Monday morning so we can't verify if they are consistently running cold.

 

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That was from our COOP, not the AWOS.

 

They are just south of the airfield by the sewage treatment plant. The site sits in a relative little bowl between Wood Pond and the sewage treatment ponds, just shy of 1,200 feet. Definitely a good radiating spot.

 

It's also possible their thermometer is set to Tolland. We did call to confirm and they said 17.2 was the low, so it wasn't a misread. Unfortunately, they won't report their weekend temps until Monday morning so we can't verify if they are consistently running cold.

 

 

And perhaps a smelly one. 

 

I guess a simple look back at previous obs can let you know about a trend, but I kind of call Tolland on that. Even crushed SLK.

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