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Pulled it back up, triple staked it and got it firmed in. Other than one small broken twig, it looked okay and roots looked fine.

3 closest Wunderground stations range from .83 to 1.38 on the day, closest is at 1.03, each had about .2 prior to midnight last evening.

I guess this apple tree is too young to have unstaked.

https://www.wcax.com/2026/06/18/possible-tornado-tears-through-woodstock/ NWS team to investigate Woodstock tomorrow.

We ended up with a inch to 1 1/2. A station a few miles from me reported about 3.5. They got just shy of 3 inches in the first round which really had the stream up on the side of 132 as I drove home.

This ended up knocking out our power for 3 to 4 hours last evening. We got about 3/4 inch of welcomed rain and constant thunder for about 45 minutes. It passed just to our north so nothing too strong. Some good gusts.

We had a couple of rounds of graupel late morning while I was doing work outside

Snow has stopped here and the skies have brightened. The evergreens are lightly covered with snow as if in a painting by Bob Ross.

All snow for the past couple of hours here. Bit of a lull at the moment. Nothing sticking but a couple of the evergreens showed some white during the heavier moments.

over to mostly snow now but still a mix

Do the Hallmark cards for this include To Do lists on the inside?

If you could somehow harness the energy spent by triggered folks responding to your posts about the AC and dews, you could power the whole Tolland massif (except for when lines are downed in storms).

Do you have central air, splits, or just install/uninstall window units?

But without knowing how warm it was in SNE, I have to admit it felt good up here.

Yesterday I had snow, sleet, freezing rain, thunder, rain, and sun with temps in the 50s.