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Dude even that doesn’t hold a candle to the skunks.

Must be a NH thing...Live free and sniff

Yeah this weeks "warmup" so far has been an epic fail. Just looked and NWS has me in upper 40's today and tomorrow. i memory serves a week ago I thought I'd be in the 60's and some said ticklin 70. Regardless this is typical spring weather and while I HATE mud....we need the rain and looks like plenty of chances to suppress the spring wildfire worries.

Thought I was the only one.

Beautiful is always tough to come by here. Those waters are chilly and stay that way for 2+ more months.

Walks into bedroom.. dad on phone posting his 700,000 th post and mom wafting the comforter up and down wildly

Well, now we know why @Torch Tigerisn't 5PPD, our admin has his had up a skunk's ass all day.

yeah... most likely the only one

Picked up 0.03" yesterday. Top 2 event since mid January. MLI picked up their first measurable precip since January, with 0.02". Up to 0.50" for 2026.

Low of 42 with .12” of rainfall. PIAA state wrestling championships begin today in Hershey, let’s go!

still looking interesting from March 12th-20th if you're looking for snow!

Am I the only one that likes a faint smell of skunk? Not the intense nearby spraying. It’s like smelling gasoline to me.

I never thought Allison would do that to him...hopefully @Masswx doesn't log on...poor kid would never look at mom the same way.

Yes first time this year. Thank God for fencing. Last thing I need is a doggie stink fest.

Yea, it's too raw....glad they have a new edition coming out.

I’ll say it for you.. congrats Union north

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Dutch ovens under blankets ?

Also, you can tell we’re getting towards spring, all I smell are skunks. It’s gross.

Good NE winds and nighttime. Also good moisture. 31 vs 31.8 is night and day. That’s the question imo.

NBM sucks. Not impressed by that model blend.

Yup and the weekend will take care of the rest in time for the beautiful weather next week

Okay, I get your point...agreed. We haven't had many messy events this year.

What boxes are checked for major icing? Are there any ?

im doubting they ever will... i always wondered if Mar 2023 should be on there too, as like a Cat 1. I know it was interior but it was an absolute nuke with 30-45" amounts. None of the big cities really got in on that but niether did Mar 1-3, 2018 and that is a NESIS level event. though im way more confident that Jan 2026 should def be on there than that storm