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    April Pattern/obs thread.

    in New England

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    43 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    Another nice weekend upcoming. Looking forward to it  

    Friday through Sunday...

Broad upper-level ridge establishes itself over the east coast by
late week and hangs there through the weekend. This will support
warm/dry conditions through next weekend.

    You thought yesterday was nice?

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    April Pattern/obs thread.

    in New England

    Posted

    47 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    Mulch reminds me of an anal retentive OCD neat freak that would normally keep it in the home, but having taxed the other household inhabitant's lives to the brink of sanity ... they have no other options.  So they bring their oppressive, 'ruler to palm' smacking nun neurosis for order and fear of masturbating outside the home.  Such that instead of allowing nature to provide organically occurring splendorous patchworks, they get to exert their compulsive sense of orderliness and oppressive policing over the extension of their domain, too - which ironically is what gives them a hard-on..  

    To say nothing of the fact that it's horrendous for the environment but it is what it is...

    How do you really feel?

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    April Pattern/obs thread.

    in New England

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    8 hours ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

    Have you looked at real estate prices lately? They have risen dramatically in the last 18 months.  Homes in the southern part of NNE have become very pricey for a decent place.  600K+ and that doesn't include the amount someone has to overbid just to get an offer considered. And often times the homes need 75K-125K of additional work. 

    We just knew this would be coming, given the sky-high home prices and the spike in mortgage rates: Homebuyer sentiment deteriorated further to a new low.

     

    The percentage of people who said that now is a “bad time to buy” a home jumped to 73%, another record-worst in the data going back to 2010, according to Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey for March, released today. Sentiment started to deteriorate sharply in February 2021.

     

    Watch those falling knives.

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