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That's it! Taylor Brooke is fun. Lots of drunk women.

Is Woodstock the place that has a bar right next to the railroad tracks? And a downtown by the river?

Yeah it has me a bit concerned. Need some wood drying weather.

Heading out to the Stone cow tomorrow. Anything else out that way I might want to visit? Bringing the girlfriend.

If you can't beat them... Join them.

Next 10 days look South Weymouth ass.

When are we getting these triple digit temperatures? I don't see it...

Early installation for the loss. GWDI

Great day for outdoor work. I'll take a few more.

No breaks of sun yet?

52° with misery mist. She's a Beaut Clark.

Daughter is sheltering in place at the harpoon brewery. They won't let her in to the leader bank pavilion until the lightning stops.

1.52 at the woodyard. Don't want it. Don't need it.

" Ample moisture and SBCape values ranging from 1500 to 2000 J/kg will support thunderstorm growth during the afternoon. With weak wind fields however, there will not be nearly enough shear to support deep moist convection. In fact, model forecast soundings suggest 0-6 km shear lower than 10 knots which is quite putrid in terms of a severe thunderstorm environment." Poor Wiz...

Anybody use the Arc GIS thermal hotspots. I hadn't before it's pretty cool. https://hub.arcgis.com/maps/b8f4033069f141729ffb298b7418b653

Holy crap those fires in Nova Scotia. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/record-breaking-wildfire-in-shelburne-county-1.6860141

Toss all these forecasts calling for 40's and region-wide pouring rain. Looks like light showers and 70 to 80 in the afternoon. Figured I'd save him the time...

All sorts of weird stuff going on. Bittersweet dying on the vine at this time of year? Also porcelain berry which has been covering every living thing for the past few years is struggling. I should be happy with invasives dying off but what comes with it?

Anybody know anything about ferns? I'm sure tamarac does. Noticed quite a few in the woods with brown stocks in the middle. I don't know if this is normal or not. Lots of weird stuff going on with plants and trees this year.

Clear as a bell near lake Willoughby.

Wind must have changed direction smoke just moved in. Looks like there's a fire close by.

A fine evening.

"Humidity can cause all sorts of problems, some serious (making high temperatures dangerous for human health) and some mildly annoying (frizzy hair). What if it also could help in our response to the climate crisis? In a study out this week, scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst say they have created a device that can harvest electricity from humidity in the air." https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/05/26/science/harnessing-same-forces-lightning-new-technology-extracts-electricity-humidity/ By the looks of the long range we won't be getting any free electricity around here. COC as far as the eye can see.

Can't be right. Someone on here was calling for torch.