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A Summer September to remember


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Orh hasn't done it since 92 and olnly 6 times at the Airport, a lot of areas have not hit 32 in Sept 

1 1957 2 0 2 1992 1 0 - 1991 1 0 - 1981 1 0 - 1950 1 0

 

 

Yeaah, but ORH wouldn't really be favored for a radiational cooling condition.  In fact, their very coldest conditions typically require a N-drain out of a fresh CAA scenario. 

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I want to calibrate a Davis SHT15 sensor here and then bring it to MPM's and DIT's for testing. I need to solve this thermodynamic mystery.

 

 

I'm pretty sure MPM's is at least partially due to evapotranspiration stuff...as it doesn't run that cold in ther winter.

 

 

As for Kevin, I have no explanation in the winter when he's colder than Norfolk, CT on deep CAA airmasses.

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I'm pretty sure MPM's is at least partially due to evapotranspiration stuff...as it doesn't run that cold in ther winter.

 

 

As for Kevin, I have no explanation in the winter when he's colder than Norfolk, CT on deep CAA airmasses.

The Savoy COOP had 79.8F.

I'm not saying his temp is wrong, but I think he needs a witness and a cal check to put it to rest.

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BDL has done it 10 times I believe.

 

May be unfair to bring in NNE.  Farmington coop has recorded 1st frost during September in 109 years, also had Sept frosts in the 3 years when 1st one was in August (1965, 82, 86).  Ten years with 1st frost in October, including 2011 and 2013.  At my frost pocket, only 2011 lacked a Sept frost since moving here in 1998.

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The Savoy COOP had 79.8F.

I'm not saying his temp is wrong, but I think he needs a witness and a cal check to put it to rest.

 

MPM has been running equal with temperatures around the 2,500ft up here.  He was only 5-degrees warmer than 4,000ft at MMNV1, lol.

 

I want that micro-climate.  He definitely doesn't have those differences in winter.

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Well I'm not sure that euro run would be 25F at ORE, but the spots that rarely/never get below 32F in Sep won't in this one either...so comparing U20s in a rad spot like ORE to BOS or ORH is apples to oranges. I'd argue that most sites have seen <32F in their recorded Sep history.

No biggie though...point is that is a nice looking airmass. It's too bad it's still in clown range for another few days. I like the warmth, but 80/55 everyday gets boring.

since we're talking models GFS disagrees with you

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since we're talking models GFS disagrees with you

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No way that verifies. Then again it is a wxbell map and those are produced to sell internet clicks. Putting it in perspective, based on averages, BDL's first 32F or lower reading has a 10% chance of occurring on Oct 1st or earlier. In the 1981-2010 period, BDL has reached 32 or lower before Oct 1st just two times on 9/29/1991 and 9/29/2000.

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