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Thank you Dave, Blick, and Steve, for your contributions!  ThU32:-)

January was snowy,  breaking a 130 year record with 9.8” in Florida. And we happened to be camped at a State Park just a few miles away from where the new record snow depth was set. 🤪

Thanks Steve for sharing!  I hope your travel trailer was cozy even in the cold!

The Weather Channel ran a piece on snow in Hawaii and mentioned that all 50 states can get snow:

https://weather.com/forecast/regional/news/2025-01-29-hawaii-rain-snow-storms-flood-forecast

Snow on Hawaii's tall peaks isn't all that surprising, but snow in Florida is something of a surprise because it is so flat as well as so far south.  Surprise or not there it is!   [snow]

Edouard
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January was snowy,  breaking a 130 year record with 9.8” in Florida. And we happened to be camped at a State Park just a few miles away from where the new record snow depth was set. 🤪

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Weather Hardware/Measurement / Re: Problem with WH3080 after latest WC upgrade
« Last post by Blicj11 on February 01, 2025, 09:44:48 PM »
I love it when a WeatherCatter gets a bit of new kit and it works!
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Here in the mountains of northern Utah at 8300 feet (2530 metres) in the far western edge of the Uintah Mountains ...
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January was...
   Cooler than average (35.07°F versus an average of 38.93)
   Drier than average (2.55 in versus an average total of 4.04)
   Windier than average (a wind run of 1,638 miles versus an average of 1,262)
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Dear WeatherCat observers of all the moods of winter,

It appears to be up to me to start the assessments of 2025.  Here is the summary of January at Canebas Weather Station with the usual plug to Grand and WeatherCatRCP



Now that I have a map conveniently stored on my web hosting service, here is the approximate location for the curious:



Open this map on OpenStreetMap

As can be seen between the map and the data, 2025 is starting off very dry for the western parts of the United States.  Only time will tell if the trend will continue through the rest of winter.

So who's next?

Edouard
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Dear Michel and WeatherCat station caregivers,

Let us know what you finally decide to purchase.

Sure 😁

I went for a WH3080 again.
. . . .

I'm glad that you could simply replace your old station with another WH3080.  That is always the path of least resistance. 

May your new station serve you as well or better than the last!

Edouard
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Let us know what you finally decide to purchase.

Sure 😁

I went for a WH3080 again.
https://www.foshk.com/weather_professional/wh3080.html
Simply because its price is unbeatable (EUR 120 / USD 125)  and because it fits my
needs (no high precision instruments or really professional hardware required).
Say feeding data to https://michelswunderland.de/weather/current_en.html is
the only purpose more or less.
And… replacing the old one with the same type provided for a “smooth transition” 😎

The new outdoor sensor unit is different, though. It makes a more robust impression.
Sensor power is provided by solar cells and a supercapacitor (and 2 AA Lithium batteries
for “emergency cases” - said to last ~1 year) as opposed to the old one that had
rechargeable 1.5V (!! _not_ 1.2V !) batteries. The latter gave up after 5 years and
replacement wasn’t available… production terminated… Ordinary 1.2V rechargeable
batteries had to be replaced every 10 days or so since these aren’t compatible
with the old sensor’s charging circuitry…

It seems - fingers crossed - the new console unit does not suffer from the USB-comms
flaw any longer. See https://athena.trixology.com/index.php?topic=1931.msg17488#msg17488
Comms haven’t failed, yet. But it remains to be seen whether this is a stable status
since the new console has been in ops for just 4 days now.

  Regards !

    Michael
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General Weather Discussion / More winter fog. (Re: Moods of the sky . . . 2024-25)
« Last post by elagache on January 28, 2025, 09:45:01 PM »
Dear WeatherCat observers of the fickle moods of the skies.

Those of us in the western part of the United States are starting to fear another drought.  The normal rainfall for California is limited to about 4 months of the year and January has been almost completely dry.  Instead, we have been seeing something unusual: fog



Summertime fog is normal in the San Francisco Bay area, but not in winter.  Given the turmoil in the world and the curious patterns to be seen in everything from planetary configurations to earthquakes it is certainly easy to take the fog as something of an ominous sign.  On the other hand, it might be nothing more than an indication of a much needed weather pattern change which will finally bring much needed rain to the region.

Edouard
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WeatherCat General Discussion / Re: Daily Rain Anomaly
« Last post by Blicj11 on January 23, 2025, 12:16:29 AM »
We'll see if this ever happens again. Perhaps it is a forewarning of an alien invasion. The aliens send out signals to their spies on earth and the weather station receives them. A machine-language analysis of the false data may reveal their secrets.

Hahahahaha. I think you are on to something. Another option, inspired by me watching Interstellar again just last night, is that the anomaly could be you from the future trying to tell you in this timeline something that might save humanity. Keep us in the loop.
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