Spring 2015 thread (Northern Hemisphere) (warm, records, global warming, temperatures)
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Something is wrong......... There's colors on the map this morning, not sure what it is.
0.17" so far.
Rain is actually moving in the SouthEast direction. Pockets of heavy/moderate rains.
Should be 1/4" total but locally more in the downpours.
Lawn and plants jus..........................in fact........ Just realized..... Last time we had rain was before the leaves were on the trees and plants. With the birds out and the light rain I remember how jungle looking it is around here now. LOL
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It appears most of the precip is missing northern areas again. NH is extremely dry.
And looks like about done for today other then maybe a pop up drizzle. 0.45" in my gauge. As always we find a way to get rain. I think the hills enhance it a bit each time conditions are right.
Looks like it was on the northern edge of the Ridge so New England didn't benefit. Moisture traveling in direction of upper flow (arrows)
Tomorrow still looking like the warmest day till June as the warm front/ridge lifts north.
Birds are extra louder this morning... I guess they were waiting for rains too. Wow.
I almost don't believe the radar right now, is it a mirage? Lol.
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