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1.54" in about 35 mins. Rivers of mulch..ughh. Heavy stuff off to east now.

First cell rolled through here-- .41" in 8 minutes, max rate of 10.03" hr. Torrential, prob .39" of runoff..ha.

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Down in the 50s at night too, so been ok sleeping wise. Valley rad cooling FTW.

Warm weekend, but honestly with the breeze wasn't too bad really, winds were ripping for my daughter's lacrosse game Saturday, was around 85/65 with full sun and tolerable(I hate heat too) Kids still had to wear masks during whole game, ridiculous and I'm not an anti mask guy, but cmon.

Sucker is dropping some rain.. another station nearby had 4.7", so think somewhat accurate.

1.01" overnight. Nice soaking before the torch.

Yea, I know in the main thread last year Dendrite and others were posting alot of Dewpoint charts--definitely been on the rise the past 10 years throughout NE. The mins have been way up compared to the max temps because of the higher dews. Even radiators aren't going to cool way down if the dews are up.

To be a good radiator, most likely you are surrounded by higher terrain to get the cold drain down the hillsides to pool up at the lowest point. Get some over the top warmth like early next week and you have warm winds moving down the hillsides creating some compressional warming making it potentially pretty toasty. You have some pretty high peaks near you, so seems you could get some decent warming, even at 1500'. At least that is my simpleton take on it..ha

That's a proper VT estate, damn.

The spotter in Savoy is at I think 2010'. No yearly totals as he only reports to CBS Weathernet. Need to get that guy on cocorahs..ha.

Yea, might not be anything higher than this one at Stratton, outside of some off the grid spots.

Yea, remember that. He swooped in and said they averaged like 75-80" or something..lol

Yea, we have for sure. 2500' is supposedly the threshold right? There's got to be some backwoods cabins off the grid near 3k somewhere.

Not many houses above 2500'. VT has regulations against building above that I believe. Although there are a couple houses around 2600' or maybe a little higher near Stratton. Not sure about NH or ME?

Saturday salvaged in the ADK's. Love kids mentality ignoring air and water temps..

Something happening at the top of Stratton....I think..ha.

Even down to 40.4F here 1k lower than Mitch. Just nasty out there. .16"

41.1F with steady, but pretty light rain. Summer livin'....

I saw some little 7 minute clip about one of the bigger Tulip tourist attraction places in Holland, can't remember the name of the place. Anyway the owner said they plant something like 5 millions tulips every fall, dig up, compost them and them replant new again the next fall.

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I think you are suppose to leave the stems and leaves for a bit so they can store some energy for next year. I don't know the exact timeline, I usually leave them until they become more yellowish then will cut them all the way down. Also, remember that not all 150 will come back next year no matter what you do. A bunch will just come up with just the leaves and no flowers, you will still get a decent amount that return, but they are not stable perennials that come back year after year after year. By the third year it will be even less. Most of those public gardens where you see thousands of perfect tulips are planted every fall and dug up every spring after they bloom.

Got .44" last night. Decent little drink. Would like a little bump north to stay in the good stuff for Fri-Sat. Close to the cutoff line currently--need a nice soaking rain.

Love teeing off on 18 and then not even knowing where it really went, most likely not in the fairway.. Then just doing a ball drop in the middle of fairway as its too dark to find it..ha.

My first thought was more shade..and maybe less ledge underneath since its all fill dirt.