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  2. Looks like Tolland got a half inch on some stations; someone must be happy.
  3. You did way better than here. That second line of storms came together just SE of here. Nearby PWS station was only .06 here on the day.
  4. About to roll on down here as well, thankful for the rain.
  5. What a strange year. Feels like I moved to Traverse City, MI or something
  6. I figured that thing was eating up trees based on Henryville's own forestry disaster but dang, hate to see it. Disaster costs on trees (though not reimbursed) is quite shocking.
  7. Sun back out now. Just laughing @ the lightning showing up on the forecast!
  8. NOPE, no rest for the heat-weary. It hit 95 degrees THIS LATE in the day, 5.52pm, and the dewpoint is back at 82 and we have a heat index of 119 degrees. It's HELL out there today folks. No mercy at all. None.
  9. Snuck in 0.24". Still waiting for a flush hit
  10. At least that’s salvageable and it didn’t snap at the graft.
  11. Something interesting to ponder is after the 23-24 Super Nino, the Atlantic was warmest ever in 2024. Does the recent trend of -AMO prevail, or do we see the same warming next year (it did have a head start in 2023)?
  12. 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.
  13. Raining for the second time today. So much for “stein”, and so much for anything remotely interesting despite what a couple of people kept harping on. Sad
  14. I guess this apple tree is too young to have unstaked.
  15. Stein wins. After that sorry excuse for a storm, two nearby PWS stations are at .24 for the month. Hopefully Monday holds.
  16. https://www.wcax.com/2026/06/18/possible-tornado-tears-through-woodstock/ NWS team to investigate Woodstock tomorrow.
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