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That isolated Brood X area in Talbot county is interesting. The 17 year locust are usually nonexistent over here.
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The first level yellow is a half inch. I am in the green adjacent to that which is a quarter to a half. About right, but I am much closer to a quarter.
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The "NW crew" is NW of you.
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Hopefully I get in on some of that action. Only a quarter inch here over the last 36 hours. Looks like there are multiple chances for some rain over the next few days, but probably not widespread or heavy for most. The NW crew has been getting most of the good stuff so far. Maybe this summer will be the inversion of last, where I-95 east was continuously inundated and the NW folks were near drought lol.
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I get it, but we go through this every year. We had some late frost last year as I recall- I had to cover plants a few times. Also, grain of salt looking at advertised temps on the GFS/GEFS in the LR. It will be on the chilly side for the weekend into early next week- beyond that, I will take the over.
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I will happily take a week of 60s and low 70s with some rain chances. Pretty much "normal" for early May. Eff mid to upper 80s and humid. We have 4 months of that crap just ahead.
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Decent area of light to moderate rain behind the main line, such that it was. 0.22" and still raining. More than I expected.
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Basic thunderstorm here. Skinny line. Way better to the south. Picked up a tenth and its slacking off already.
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Gusty garden variety storm here with some thunder. Wont last long. The good stuff is well south towards Cambridge.
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Might hold together enough for something down here. I think the ridging is hanging on along the coast and may tend to weaken the convection as it moves east though. Another round towards morning into tomorrow though with the front. A half inch or so would be nice. Its been 9 days since any appreciable rain has fallen.
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Drinking a Dense Fog NE DIPA from Cushwa Brewing. Pretty good one.
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Nothing here since that random shower late yesterday afternoon.
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Sounds like here except with no winter. Well, umm, nevermind. It's the same.
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Had a brief shower here about 30 mins ago. Sun broke through right after. .03" Few and far between for much of the region at this point. Maybe more later? My forecast says up to a half inch tonight. We shall see.
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Turned mine on last night in anticipation of the rising dews. Legit mid summer day tomorrow.
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Did you manage to stop at DFH when you were at the beach? The bourbon barrel aged WWS is second to none imo. I would take it every time over GI BCBS and many other similar BBA stouts. Looking forward to the Utopias version this Fall.
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It went down easy and fast. Very good. 3 more to go, lol. Not tonight. I will buy this again.
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I really dig the cinnamon notes in this. Works well with a choco stout imo. Reminds me of one I was getting a few months back- the name escapes me atm.
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Yeah I simply wont bother with a stout that is under 8% generally. Its gotta be BIG- high abv and roasty/malty. Not at all a milk stout fan, other than the rare imperial ones.
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Picked up a 4 pack of this today. Just poured one. Tasty. Alcohol is well hidden. Or maybe I have just been drinking too many WWS lately lol.
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There is something fundamentally wrong with putting orange in a stout. NTY.
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The tornado is literally sucking the photosynthesis products off the leaves.
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Looks to me like there is abundant low level moisture- probably rained preceding the tornado. You can see indications of moisture condensing/rising in places above the trees well ahead of the actual funnel. Once the vortex gets closer, the suction induces stronger rising motions on the periphery, and the air quickly cools/further condenses as it is near saturation.
