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  1. Pretty hot in Florida for the next week. I mean its usually hot, but not triple digits hot.
  2. Some good sites for learning how to read a skew T. https://www.weather.gov/source/zhu/ZHU_Training_Page/convective_parameters/skewt/skewtinfo.html#SKEW4 https://www.noaa.gov/jetstream/upperair/skewt_samples
  3. Timelapse - it was a little cloudy at first but it clears up. Eclipse 2024.mp4
  4. Taped the lens of the eclipse glasses to the iphone. These were the best I got. Coming and going. The light is a little more diffuse than in reality. It was a real sliver, like a crescent moon
  5. Patch of blue came out and its very dim here now
  6. Clouds rolling in. Oh well. Still can see the sun through them for the most part.
  7. Just took one of the lens from the glasses and made a filter for the go pro to do a timelapse. Gotta say the sun is really small in it. I can't test it out further because its completely clouded over here.
  8. Our last partial eclipse worked out pretty well with clouds. You could actually see the disk for a short periods of time without damage. We were between 60 and 70% for that one. Tomorrows is 90. It's just crazy that at one point it looked like most of the path would be clear, that the surface map looks good but now...
  9. Mt Holly reported rain snow and wind all in one too. Wind peaked at 58mph in Monmouth. Rain peaked at over 6" in Jim Thorpe, though its an outlier. Most other top sights were in the high 3 and 4" range. Mt Pocono with 1.7" of snow.
  10. Albany area snow totals, though some areas its still coming down. 12" in Warrensburg is the highest.
  11. Boston area wind and snow totals in the same report! Highest gust was 73mph at a couple of locations. Highest snow was 8.2 in Hawley.
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