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"By Tuesday the trough axis moves into the maritimes and mid level ridging/building surface high pressure should keep rain at bay for the most part. Uncertain as to exactly when our next bout of unsettled weather arrives but the synoptic pattern looks to be active, so periodic shortwaves (rain/t-storm chances) are expected to move through mid to late week, and even continuing into the weekend for daily afternoon/evening rain chances." If I wanted Vermont summer weather I would move to Vermont. Waste of a summer week.

A guy I golf with lost almost three of his toes to a lawn mower (not the guy pictured). He was 10 and pushing up a hill and it rolled back on him. His mother ran out in a panic and poured rubbing alcohol on it. I don't blame her but they couldn't reattach the toes because of it.

That's a great idea. Do it in September or October.

Where are these unbearable temperatures and dew points that some speak of? Nice breeze too. Lolz ...

Nice to finally get a summer day. Good day for a beer.

Looks like pignut. I personally don't like this stuff. It doesn't split. If they grow straight they're actually a beautiful tree. Bright yellow in the fall.

Man or unmanned?

Well SOMEONE cut a 350 ft gash in the reflecting pool. Probably used a box cutter... Or Buck knife

Ocean State needs to make a service call to Worcester. Pretty sure it didn't reach 85 yesterday.

Feels like summer.

Thanks for the link!

I'm beginning to tire of the Abenaki rain dances. I would try to get him blocked but likely a losing cause. Maybe go over his head. Is that Randy guy still in charge? He seemed reasonable.

Yeah it blows. Same thing here. 66° . What's this the 50th below normal day in a row? Still July for Christ's sake. The summer that wasn't...

Everyone had enough of the rain? I know I have. Unfortunately it looks like more in the coming weeks

Some sneaky big totals up near you. How much did you get?

Not too much more last night. Total now 1.55 in southborough and 0.96 in Sherborn.

Bank on it. Those stupid 30 year averages.

Go for it. I doubt 10 billion gallons of floodwaters from Springfield, Hartford and Middletown would do much damage.

Hard pass. Fresh from a closed clam bed in Old Saybrook today.

You'll never win. Only thing that kind of works is if you keep mowing whatever comes up.

I meant rainfall!

Been an unbelievable year for plant growth. Maybe a perfect combination of rain and sun? Picture from yesterday in my lower "field". The invasives are going to start taking down trees.