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Was that today's Tom Sawyer? I heard it was a mean, mean ride.

My former 8th grade teacher and freshman football coach Tom Sawyer began the football program at Londonderry...hence the name change from Rangers to Lancers.

Made a comment on this a while back but isn't this sort of a product of the declining +AMO as we transition to a -NAO regime?

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I went to Pinkerton Fuck Londonderry

Wonder if we’ll all go 10 straight days with no rain ?

A major issue in the Londonderry area.. https://vnews.com/2026/04/06/new-hampshire-pfas-remediation-cost/ How the hell does the city of Londonderry agrees to a settlement with Saint-Gobain for only 1.7 million dollars ??? Residents of Londonderry are furious with the settlement. St Gobain raked in around 50 BILLION last year in revenue..

Looks like 2.15 will do it. Definitely was needed because local pond barely responded.

Yes, I hear that....but first of all, I feel as though at this range, the reluctance to forecast an event of an unprecedented magnitude/nature should take precedence with any ultimate capitulation reserved for closer lead times. In other words....in July, it's safer to heavily incorporate analogs and if it still looks unprecedented later this summer and into the fall, then revisit. Secondly, this is just me musing when I offer guesstimates like that...it's not as though I'm issuing any type of published forecast or anything.

Dewpoint down a couple of ticks, nice breeze, it actually feels fairly pleasant this morning.

That seems to be the story of the next few days. Efficient, but hit or miss rainfall.

We’re not that bad, but the extended looks bleak…esp up here.

I was joking but yea your half of the county cannot catch a break. I was right there with you until the last two days though. The best news though is the heaviest rain just keeps targeting the falls lake watershed over and over again. It has come up over 6 inches over last two days which is a ton of water added to the reservoir and completely offset all losses from the heatwave and most of the last month

Nearly everyone I know who lives in NH is praying for rain. I know 2 families who are having watered delivered out of fear that their wells are on the verge of running out of water. The frequency of droughts and the contaminated ground water is going to lead to more and more cities/towns having to install public water systems.

We need to get a good rain event in here ASAP

lol don’t ever change

I don't know how reliable the Severe Weather Europe site is but like the read on the upcoming winter forecast for the polar vortex. https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/early-forecast-data-el-nino-polar-vortex-disruption-united-states-canada-europe-winter-2026-2027-fa/

Still nothing lol. Today looks like another dry day. Maybe tomorrow I'll get something. Early next week looks great. Manageable temps and humidity along with some sunshine. Might as well get some nice weather since it's not going to rain.

More than I got, lol. 2.14” closest to me. here are the Cocorahs sites around me.

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A refreshing low of 63. Time to catch the choo choo.

This event is in runaway strengthening. The subsurface warmth is just as crazy as the surface warmth in regions 3.4, 3 and 1+2. And we are about to see a barrage of TC’s that are just going to keep reinforcing the WWBs/westerlies and DWKWs. That 30C isotherm is going to reach 140W easily this fall…

Region 3.4 record-breaking: Region 1+2 also off the charts, the only El Niño event in history that was warmer in 1+2 at this point in time was 1997 and it wasn’t warmer by much