[KEVIN_224]

@ CAMBIUM: Sunrise of 5:20 AM? Everywhere else for greater Hartford says 5:16 AM.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by WouldLoveTo

I posted it earlier in this thread - pretty sure it was the winter we had a blizzard and it either warmed up or rained within the week and it was gone. I have pix of both. (Feb 2003)

<edit> posted November 2016:

Cool! Im wanna put all my 8mm and VHS on DVD. I have a DVD burner, just need to find the time to do.

I remember one year having ton of snow on ground in February then mowing the lawn like 4 weeks later. Must of been 2003.

Yeah, sometimes the pattern can give us rains, other times its relentless arctic attacks that keeps the snow around.

Originally Posted by KEVIN_224

@ CAMBIUM: Sunrise of 5:20 AM? Everywhere else for greater Hartford says 5:16 AM.

5:25 for NYC. Interesting.

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/new-york

[7 Wishes]

Originally Posted by KEVIN_224

@ CAMBIUM: Sunrise of 5:20 AM? Everywhere else for greater Hartford says 5:16 AM.

Originally Posted by Cambium

5:25 for NYC. Interesting.

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/new-york

Given the same latitude (which technically NYC vs. Norwalk vs. Hartford are not), the sun will both rise and set earlier as you go east (even in small distances) and later as you go west. This is because we have time zones so that we don't have to adjust our clocks every time we go more than a few miles, they came in to existance in the 1880s as train travel became fast enough to make for having to change time a lot. Without time zones everyone at the same latitude would have the same sunrise and sunset time (since for a given date they would have the same hours of daylight).

Now of course using the 3 cities in comparison there has to be a small adjustment for the slight change in latitude as well (i.e. given 2 places at the same longtitude, between the spring and fall equinox the one further north will have more daylight and thus an earlier sunset and later sunrise; and vice verse from the fall equinox to the spring one). The annual publication "the World Almanac" used to explain this in detail but nowadays there are many websites that will likely explain it better than I

[KEVIN_224]

Just checked on Hartford. It's presently showing 5:16 AM and 8:29 PM, as I expected.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by KEVIN_224

Just checked on Hartford. It's presently showing 5:16 AM and 8:29 PM, as I expected.

zzzzzzz lol

[Cambium]

Storms popping up. Northern Litchfield county got hit before. This is from remnants of an old front, likely instability in the atmosphere as well.

But check this out from Avon, CT! Woe! Imagine you were under that rain shaft downpour!

https://twitter.com/WeatherJosh/stat...23668389670912

[Cambium]

You guys ready for next week?


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[Cambium]

Hartford's forecast next 7 days per NWS. What a summer so far!

[KEVIN_224]

We were under one little rogue shower yesterday on I-84 West in northeastern Pennsylvania (was heading to Moosic, PA by Scranton for baseball). Noticed that the Baltimore Orioles game was delayed by a thunderstorm. That old cold front looked like it had new life from roughly greater Baltimore eastwards towards western and southern Delaware. By the time the Railriders game started for us at 7:05 PM, it was actually quite beautiful. I think their sunset last night was 8:39 PM.

[Cambium]

While we enjoy todays weather with dews in the 50s and temps in the 70s check out down south. Do they have Oxygen tanks??





Oh, and here's the Loop from 6:45-10:45am this morning


Center of Cindy over the TX/LA border. Nice rain band rotation.