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Interestingly, Mt. Washington is barely any colder than ground level at New England (Northern New England appears to be no colder than southern looking at Cambium's map).
45°F at summit (6288 feet). 53°F at base (1600 feet). 54°F here; 170 or so miles to the south and at 200 feet.
Wow, good catch there. I looked at the 850mb level temps and sure enough, the layer above us is as warm as the surface in New England. Usually the upper air is colder.
These Ocean clouds dont wanna budge. Fasinating to me to see them hold ground. I'll be shocked if the warm front cant push through.
I have to do a double take whenever I look at the weather forecast update. Tomorrow's temperature forecast initially said 11°C and now it's been changed, downgraded to 8°C. Yes just like what happened today. 13°C ended up being 9°C. Pathetic that they can't get it right and even more pathetic that the temperature would of course end up being eons lower than forecast.
Grrr. Every time I look at a bleedin pressure chart I see that big blob of useless high pressure sitting in the North Atlantic... totally the wrong place... sending gobs of arctic crap over us. I just want to blast 50,000 nuclear bombs into that bar steward, that should shift it.
In previous years this wasn't unusual, but the difference is the pattern didn't stick around for months on end, and our weather used to be mobile, changeable and variable, i.e; interesting. Now it seems to have assimilated into homogenous, boring drudgery year round with that fat butt high mulching about in the Atlantic.
Grrr. Every time I look at a bleedin pressure chart I see that big blob of useless high pressure sitting in the North Atlantic... totally the wrong place... sending gobs of arctic crap over us.
I wonder if the same high pressure is sending us cool cloudy maritime air. Anyone know?
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