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tick season is here we can't go to parks anymore they said a deer died at a park because over three dozen ticks attacked him and they even killed a mallard duck.... don't they have chemicals they can spray to kill all these ticks? Two things I want exterminated from the planet are ticks and mosquitoes they serve no purpose in nature except to hurt everything else so let's make them go extinct.

Trace. Boo

it's getting darker here

Models were pretty insistent that the atmosphere 95 and east was not conducive to storms, and that is coming true so far.

Pretty good rain in these thunderstorms up here in the Lehigh Valley. .

Do not need. Keep that core away.

Cooling off nicely on that sea breeze. 72F. Probably kill off any storms that try to get close.

That was very fast, like poof.

Just North of Worcester looks good.

70dbz

That was a big reversal from Mount Holly, from Mostly sunny skies on Saturday after morning clouds to mostly cloudy all day. Saturday saturday A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 80. Calm wind becoming southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 50%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.

1.5 since 3:30

Effing Hennicker and Warner.

Crapped out

.31 with that batch

Tip with second severe storm of day . Unreal

Looks like one went right over my house. 1.3" in 1/2 hour https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KVTNORWI10

Two days in a row with severe thunderstorm trains that missed me by a couple miles.

We river on our road

NH FTW today

This rain is nuts!!!

Shocking…

Considering headed south towards Amherst and see if that southwest stuff spikes but have to act quickly

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Yea, I think that is applicable more for your area through the LES belts and into NNE....but I do agree with Chris that CC maybe starting to infringe on SNE snowfall climo....at least a portion of SNE, anyway. That said, we are simply in a hostile pattern for SNE that is les so for your area over to NNE.