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NNE Summer 2016


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1 hour ago, tamarack said:

Given the past 3 weeks, when about 8 different heavy rain potentials have combined to provide less than 1/4" total precip, I'll be no more than mildly interested until it's well within 100 hours - maybe not until it's within 24 hours.  Getting gun-shy...

Edit:  Carrabassett is at all time low flow for the date.  Sandy is 4 cfs above the record set in 1965, the driest year on record for much of the Northeast.  However, 8/9/65 saw a significant rain event, so I expect 2016 to be setting the pace for the Sandy later this week.

It's like how it's going to be this winter..."gun-shy", haha.  None of us NNE posters will believe it until it's actually snowing.  I'm sure we will annoy some of the SNE crowd with our weariness, but you know no one up here is going to be amped up until they finally have that 7" on the ground verifying a Winter Storm Warning haha.

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Positive news on the drought relief for all of us who have missed most of the summer convection so far?   The 12Z 8/8/16 Euro sure looks good for all of New England late week through next Tuesday.  We mostly miss the Wed stuff which looks to be a SNE deal.  Then a front to the north and low pressure coming up from the SW could give us a healthy dose of rain.  Euro shows a region wide 2.5 to 5" rainfall by the time it all ends next Tuesday.  One way or another we should all get much needed rain out of this setup.  Don't see how we get through the next 7 days without at least some meaningful rain.

 


I'm not buying any models four days out or one day for that matter. Getting hosed lately
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12 hours ago, Lava Rock said:


I'm not buying any models four days out or one day for that matter. Getting hosed lately

But the hose is turned off...

Surprise shower yesterday, another 0.01".  July 19 thru now, I've had 7 days with measurable precip, amounting to a grand total of 0.24"; might've been a bit useful if it had all come at once.  Sandy is now at record low flow along with the Carrabassett.

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I still am bullish on drought denting rain in the Friday to Tuesday time period.  Hope tomorrows MCS can come north or afternoon storms can form then a bit of a break before the tropics arrive.  Wow is it going to get humid.  Love to see a day of dews in the mid  70's.  I remember when I chased Hurricane Katrina and was down on the Gulf Shore the day before the dewpoint was in the upper 70's.  Coupled that with the temps around 90F the heat was unbearable.  

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1 hour ago, wxeyeNH said:

I still am bullish on drought denting rain in the Friday to Tuesday time period.  Hope tomorrows MCS can come north or afternoon storms can form then a bit of a break before the tropics arrive.  Wow is it going to get humid.  Love to see a day of dews in the mid  70's.  I remember when I chased Hurricane Katrina and was down on the Gulf Shore the day before the dewpoint was in the upper 70's.  Coupled that with the temps around 90F the heat was unbearable.  

Don't do it to yourself...

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4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Congrats ALB.

Its going to switch around a lot like convective stuff does.  We've all got a chance at some good rains.

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Its been bullish on those areas for several runs but looks pretty much on its own from the few model runs i have actually looked at, It will probably end up being right as it pretty much whiffs here like most of the convection has all summer........lol

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Was just running some precipitation data for the summer so far... and the normal  sharp precipitation gradient is very evident.  I know I post about it a lot, but its still crazy to me how locally different the weather can be in this town.  But I guess this is how it looks all the time when one part of town averages 75-80" of liquid a year and another part of town averages 50". 

I'd be curious to see what other towns around New England have such consistently different weather...I'd assume there's some towns in the MWN region that might see a 25" annual precipitation difference all within the same zip code?

June 1 - August 9 Precipitation:

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Base of the resort near the office is 15.22" and the summit is 15.88".

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2 minutes ago, eekuasepinniW said:

I have you down for .13"

Expecting .20" here thanks to that incoming orange pixel

 

We had .5" here from the first batch that's come through.  Only rn- since, but the heavier stuff is on the doorstep again.  With what I believe was well over 2" in the last two weeks and the likelihood of a bit more in the next few days we will have managed to at least but a short-term dent in things.  Since we're quickly moving onto fall, the lawns won't have to suffer too much from here on out.

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