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" I think its similar to summer... those who need AC regularly in the summer still need it now. Those of who don't need it in the summer, aren't using it now " Yup.

Meh, some thunder a little lightning. Damn pretty sky however...

Commiserate

My daughter said it took her 10 minutes just to get off 93. Never seen the outlets so busy.

You need to sharpen your sarcasm detection skills. I am on your side.

" No one forced them to live there " Dead right, cash in some stock options and buy a bug out home in Aspen. What's wrong with these people?

Don't know what this boob is talking about, it's been an absolute steamy torch " It sure has been a highly active summer around Greater Boston with rainfall and even some unusually cool air " http://www.bostonglobe.com/2017/08/03/the-pacific-northwest-broiling-this-week/Kc9I0gMaDWBTosg6ww78LN/story.html?event=event12

The NWS must have missed the torch memo. July? Really? With wind gusts up to 26 miles per hour and an expected high of just 72 , the National Weather Service tweeted a question: “#IsThisReallyJuly?”

My daughter was in it from Plymouth to Tilton, 20 mph with flashers on 93. She never exaggerates , her text read this storm is "no joke".

Mid-day, mid-July, 59 degrees - bet that doesn't happen often.

Considered yourself lucky. Talked to a couple friends who rode through SE Ma and RI on bikes and said the moths are much worse than last year. Nasty here in Metro-West Boston.

Was that the infamous fakenado?

Oh, no question the fungus killed large numbers. The problem is the overall number of caterpillars was so extreme the survivor numbers appear to be more than sufficient for part deux next year.

Is he the same dude who predicted a never ending furnace for the end of June - beginning of July? I hope the moderators get a handle on this guy.

Hell of a lot more than "some". Kiss the oaks goodbye.