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Heck yeah.

Rain managed to hold off so we could get the trim boards done. Re-shingling slated to being mid-week.

Back when Fords were decent. Loved my 92 explorer though it rotted through by 140k. Also my 08 escape lasted 200k until tranny went in 2022...very low maintenance

Mine had 240k before it reached its last leg.

I had a 1997 with 189,000 miles. Good truck for a couple years. Gave it to the guy in the shorts and he used it for a couple more.

Yeah, that’s fair for sure. It’s not ideal, ha. That CON one is even better than BTV, damn. 31” at almost +9. Looks like a lot of low diurnal swing days around freezing after an early month torch.

Update- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 804 PM EDT Fri Aug 21 2026 ...Storm Surveys Continue in portions of Delaware, northeast Maryland, and southeast Pennsylvania... The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly NJ is currently conducting a review of storm surveys for the areas near Dover and Hartly in Kent County, DE, Barclay and Marydel in Queen Anne's County, MD, and Downingtown in Chester County, PA. The survey is in relation to the severe thunderstorms that moved through the area on Thursday, August 20th, 2026. *Update #1: Two additional tornadoes have been confirmed, one in Queen Anne's County in northeast Maryland and one in Chester County in southeast Pennsylvania. The total number of confirmed tornadoes from Thursday, August 20th within our County Warning Area is now three. An EF-1 tornado has been confirmed near Barclay in Queen Anne's County, Maryland. An EF-0 tornado has been confirmed near Downingtown in Chester County, PA. We have previously confirmed that at least EF-1 tornado damage, with estimated peak winds up to 105 mph, occurred with the tornado that impacted the Dover, DE area. Surveys and analyses are still ongoing. Stay tuned for additional updates as more information become available within the next few days.

I don't think -PNA is an El Nino pattern. You are getting randomness because September is the weakest month of the year for ENSO correlation

Yes today is an awesome summer day...

Mine looked pretty good after its first winter

Jan 23 was 31” here… +8.9F at CON I’m just not sure I’d call +4F “extremely workable”.

Windows open in August in Baltimore for the third straight day. Incredible.

Talk about the have's and have not's. This day here in S.NH is the perfect day for just a shrug of the shoulders.

As a pure snow and cold weenie, what benchmarks should we be looking for and when should they start to emerge that would indicate this could be a legit winter?

Showers/storms late tonight? Hrrr has some storms after daybreak

What is trenton? Philly has been running really high.

Depends on how we get to +4… we’ve had some luck recently with that because it never radiates all month and its like +5 because mins average 18F instead of 11F. We’ve had some whopper departures though recently that come out passable. BTV had measurable snowfall on 17 days in Jan 2023, 19.9” fell (average of 17.4”)… with a +8.3 departure . Every day was like 35/25 which is like +12.

Heavy heavy drizzle moving daughter into Uconn apartment. Building has two elevators . Only one was working and then the 2nd broke with people stuck in it . 4th floor apartment .. drenched in sweat . Turned into a great day !

Stellar day in AEMATT

Did you get that thing bubble wrapped from Arizona?

^ good place to grow Alfalfa while giving the farmers free water lmao

1.11", sun coming out now

don't ask me why.....going tonight.

If not for Philly maybe the how much for my backyard question LOL!

Sweet ranger.