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  2. CoastalWx
    I don’t know, I think Tuesday and then Thursday could produce in some areas. Thursday may be best chance further east? But good trajectory especially on NAM. Good 850 theta e advection in Nam.
  3. WxWatcher007
    This one has legs
  4. Stormlover74
    Why?
  5. Damage In Tolland
    That spring and summer climate is generally brutal . Ocean temps prohibit swimming and now it’s a huge drought area
  6. BrianW
    They must have just crossed over the Quinnipiac River/New Haven. Only saw them out your way in Milford, Orange, West Haven prior to seeing them here this summer.
  7. BrianW
    I don't go out of my way to kill them but I just probably mowed over dozens of them cutting the grass. I have battled many invasive insects but the shear number of these fuckers is astounding. I have also been reading they are drastically changing the taste of the local honey.
  8. qg_omega
    Yup wrong
  9. dendrite
    Low of 54F. Back broken!
  10. powderfreak
    Now we are like “it got into the 40s for 7 hours!”
  11. gallopinggertie
    Sorghum is supposed to be drought- and heat-tolerant, the fact that it’s down 24% this year in France is alarming. Hopefully there are more heat-tolerant strains available that they haven’t tried there yet.
  12. Brian5671
    They are everywhere here and have been for a couple of years now.
  13. dendrite
    CON’s earliest freeze on record was 32° at midnight. It fell to 29° by morning for their all-time August record. 7+ hours at or below freezing in August…brutal.
  14. tamarack
    Pit2 is about 33 miles NE from PWM and 15 miles up the Kennebec estuary, which is mostly fresh water that far up - only when all the rivers feeding Merrymeeting Bay are very low does muc salt gets there. PWM is 2 miles from Casco Bay, and its 1991-2020 norm is 69". 2001-30 so far is 65", both close to ORH. Pit2 probably gets 5-10" more than the Jetport, though I'm not sure it beats ORH for retention.
  15. winterwarlock
    Cant trust long or even mid term heck even short term models given their failure the last 6 weeks
  16. winterwarlock
    We need a nice rex block
  17. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  18. Damage In Tolland
    With no weather ever happening , facing a snowless winter, I need something to damage something
  19. JerseyWx
    It SEEMS (and I hope) that starting Friday we enter a nice late summer pattern featuring upper 70's and low 80's with fair weather.
  20. michsnowfreak
    Perfectly stated. Ive noticed its very common with some to make winters of yesterday seem harsher than they were, winters of today seem less harsh than they are, and use all-time severe winters as baseline for "typical" cold. Its funny to see so much pushback by some in admitting last winter was cold. Mind you, this a winter expected to be very mild by these same folks. Since it was cold, all we hear is "it was record warm in the west" "this used to be the norm" (it did not) "it was colder in the 1970s" (who said it wasnt?) etc etc etc
  21. steve392
    Had a brief downpour around lunch. Ruined the chance to mow. Hoping tomorrow will be dry.
  22. tamarack
    PWM touched 33 on August 31. Next coldest August temp is 38. MWN had a couple inches of snow.
  23. dendrite
    Ditty purposely breeding gypsies and lantern flies in Tolland. We need to get him some of those hammerhead worms for his lawn.
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  25. Damage In Tolland
    I love them and have seen some . I let them eat and drill.
  26. Hoth
    They are nuts this year.
  27. Stormlover74
    Nams still have a narrow swath of heavy rain tonight Rrfs and 3k are over ce tral nj. Regular nam further north
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