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Couldn't have said this better myself.

Looks like another round of 75-80 degree dews on the way for much of the sub this weekend into next week. Ready 2 sweat.

All day sprinkle soaker added up to 0.24" by the end of the day.

.02 this whole week lmao. Easily 3+” in most areas around me.

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weeds in the garden over 6 feet tall....

Nobody lives on the tarmac silly chicken pee?

Shit! It’s this Saturday!

Got 0.96” in the Lancaster homestead. Nice surprise. .

Alcohol Tobacco Firearms Still run by the government like the mob days. Just notice that firearms was added last on the list.

Pleasantly surprised to get home and find around three quarters of an inch in the gauge, which was spread out throughout multiple rounds. Seems harrisburg had much less.

Ain’t going to be pushing 100 like earlier this summer. Still milder than that stretch.

I remember old man Bill Dunn telling my grandfather how his farm was as far east is you could get.

It will be here soon.. this week sucks but after this week it looks beautiful!

Mass too. Old glacier CT river valley. As soon as you get out of the valley, you won’t see any tobacco farms. We’re just on the eastern side of said valley.

Anyone looking at the winter predictions for our area? Seems like a consensus on a cold and stormy pattern for our area. Will it be all frozen? Lots of discrepancies in that area, but I am intrigued also, football season, real football, is upon us. Non stop action until the second week of February. Fire up the smokers, stock the beer fridge. Its game time, boys lol

CT is world renowned for their tobacco for cigar wrappers

In a milk crate, in a busted ass utv, surrounded by tall ass weeds and mushrooms.

87/67 today

Been watching the models and CPC now jumping on the near to slightly below normal in the long range. Like that.. let's see how it pans out. Not of a war going on but it does seem to favor us in cooler than average after the middle of next week.

Colorado State University’s updated 2026 Atlantic hurricane forecast continues to call for a well below average season. But as the researchers note, it takes only one storm near a community to make it an active season there. CSU’s updated full season forecast calls for nine named storms, including four hurricanes and one major hurricane. Two named storms, Arthur and Bertha, have already formed, and neither became a hurricane. For the remainder of the season, CSU forecasts seven additional named storms, four of which are expected to become hurricanes, including one major hurricane.