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  1. kdxken
    Heavy drizzle/light rain. Miserable. Beginning to understand why they regulate handgun sales so tightly in the UK.
  2. kdxken
    Enuff!
  3. kdxken
    5.04" total with 4.15" coming in the last 24.
  4. kdxken
    3 inches on the nos for the day. Still pouring and the Patriots suck.
  5. kdxken
    Small area? A large area. Unless it's a hurricane you're not getting an entire state flooded .
  6. kdxken
    3. 74 " in the woodyard. Nearly three of it today. Close to 3/4 of an inch an hour rates most of the morning. This blows.
  7. kdxken
    I would be looking for a new money pit. This isn't going to help.
  8. kdxken
    You can pencil in a couple inches anytime it rains near Providence.
  9. kdxken
    Doesn't matter much, he confirmed last night what was long suspected. None of the data is near accurate.
  10. kdxken
    While you're sifting through data please verify or debunk the 50 kt gust at Logan.
  11. kdxken
    Western suburbs of Boston making up for lost time.
  12. kdxken
    Waiting for Tblizz to come on and post that he's nearing an inch.
  13. kdxken
    For the entire storm?
  14. kdxken
    Are you finding the PWS with weather underground? How do you get a event total ? Do you select weekly and add the totals?
  15. kdxken
    Spots in Wareham are over 4". Seems to be the jackpot.
  16. kdxken
    Rain?
  17. kdxken
    Did you play golf in the morning?
  18. kdxken
    Better than most . You've had consistent winds.
  19. kdxken
    That's actually a very good point. And folks thought you were just a ski bum.
  20. kdxken
    Or to simplify, if my aunt had testicles she'd be my uncle.
  21. kdxken
    The pretzel logic response will be good.
  22. kdxken
    Actually southborough pulled a 33 mph.
  23. kdxken
    Your ass?
  24. kdxken
    I see. So where get your observations ?
  25. kdxken
    Yeah there's like 11,000 customers without power in Massachusetts. Not a shockingly high number. In February we had 300,000 in March 65,000. With full leaf out it's unimpressive.
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