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  2. Stormchaserchuck1
    Some areas are dry in El Nino, some areas are wet. Our region is usually wetter.
  3. JenkinsJinkies
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    DonS maintains a big lead. Is my total cumulative with Feb included? If so, my average of months played is giving him a run.
  5. so_whats_happening
    We had quite a bit of moving that took place from last month to this. The contest is still very close so continue to do your best. Here are the annual totals up to the end of May scoring for May can be seen on the previous page.
  6. Stormchaserchuck1
    Told you it was a dry pattern. Imagine if it wasn't El Nino. May is our cloudiest month, total clear sky days last month (23/31 or something) is a giveaway.
  7. canderson
    It just got very windy out of nowhere. East winds at 35. wtf.
  8. powderfreak
    I always wondered if the large scale effort to eradicate it here led to it spreading even faster. It probably did. There used to be a group of landowners with like machetes walking along the river through Stowe hacking the stuff down and collecting it. Probably just led to it being washed downstream even faster or moved somewhere else.
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  10. Met1985
    Moderate to heavy rainfall finally coming down here. Temp a balmy 64 degrees.
  11. snowman19
    No, this does not look like 2015 at all. It was never this east-based Here is what Paul Roundy has to say;
  12. tunafish
    The biggest problem I see, around here at least, is how well-intentioned homeowners unintentionally spread it. They cut it, bag it, and bring it to municipal compost sites, where viable fragments can get redistributed. Even mowing, cutting, or moving plant material can spread it if stem or rhizome fragments survive and easily reestablish.
  13. snowman19
  14. dendrite
    MAV is 87/88 at BDL Th/F.
  15. Buckethead
    Quite a bit of lightning and thunder here. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk
  16. Weather Will
    Well, this looks all too familiar.....WB 18Z EURO AI total 15 day precipitation.
  17. Maggie Valley Steve
    I'm getting a nice shower this evening. Grateful for the rain!
  18. powderfreak
    Ha, I get 2 minutes of peas yesterday and I’m super excited. Denver is like, hold my beer. Clearing 8-10” of hail. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZD5k9YCv2F/?igsh=bTRxaW93OHF1d3Jp
  19. kdxken
    Invasives are a zero sum game. Blackberries take over a native meadow, multiflora rose takes over blackberry, porcelain berry takes over the multiflora rose. I do get a bit of satisfaction seeing anything take over multiflora rose. But In the end you lose.
  20. WmsptWx
    I think it's been pretty established by now that the summer will be back-ended and July and August should be warmer. Still beats 50s and 60s. Also looks like a potentially tropical system will be in the area on Monday. If it stays to the south, it may get warmer just by virtue of the sun being closer.
  21. wxallannj
    Yes, started July 1, 1973
  22. kdxken
    That's going to leave a mark.
  23. NoCORH4L
    It doesn't like shade, which is good. The 2 neighbors have it but we have about 100' of kinda swampish woods that keeps it away I think....for now.
  24. dendrite
    The new thing is to lay 1/2” hardware cloth over the area and let it grow through it. It keeps girdling itself as it grows. Not sure that would eradicate it with time though as it doesn’t need much photosynthesis to refuel the rhizomes.
  25. ineedsnow
    naw looks like a average Summer at best.. after your 2 to 3 day 80 degree heatwave we cool off..
  26. Stormchaserchuck1
    This is a strong Polar Vortex over the Arctic circle for the next 13 days! Since 2012, May-Aug SLP anomaly 60-90N has flipped in the Winter every time. That's a Winter -AO signal (but it's still early)!
  27. Damage In Tolland
    The cool is over. Summer is here. You’ll disappear until September shortly
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