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What about the drought?

Meh

Count on it to pour.

We lock.

I heard a few today

I think you are done with moths. Have you noticed any eggs? none here...

With all the trees gone it's gonna be a hot one... TOLLAND, CT — Eversource Energy Thursday pledged a $72 million investment in its ongoing tree-trimming and removal program for 2021. Nearly 100 miles of roads in Tolland are included in the program. "The long-lasting effects of drought and the gypsy moth and emerald ash borer infestations have severely weakened trees . Droughts, bugs, fires ...Why would anyone want to live there? https://patch.com/connecticut/tolland/tolland-town-emphasis-eversource-tree-work-2021

The Great Eastern brood is right on the doorstep. The high heat of next week is going to make it unbearable.

Just in time for the CT leaf out.

Probably touch 80 in some of the warmer spots.

Seasonably effin' cold out.

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Not a flake.

Look on the bright side , fire will clear the brush from the 17 ice storms you had this winter.

Hope all of this mess goes south. Who needs mud.

" Temperatures will stay well below average all day Friday likely remaining in the low to mid-30s for one of the colder March days " https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/03/17/metro/late-winter-snow-yes-more-snow-is-heading-massachusetts/ Lolz

At least he predicted snow unlike some folk ;) "In actuality, I’m going to embrace the upcoming snow as simply one of the benefits of living here in New England; we can have 70-degree weather one week and snow the next. Mid-March snow is very common so it shouldn’t be a surprise anyway." But it wouldn't be the Stein without mention of the drought. " What’s more surprising than our upcoming wintery weather is the fact that it’s been so sunny and so dry this month. We’ve only had less than a quarter of an inch of precipitation since the start of our wettest month and any precipitation in any form should be welcome at this point. Many areas could see up to an inch of water between the rain and the snow, this is much needed." https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/03/17/metro/late-winter-snow-yes-more-snow-is-heading-massachusetts/

For a high? Can't wait for this cold weather to depart. Next week looks nice.

Days and days.

Seasonably mild

Eff lawns. Every year across the country, lawns consume nearly 3 trillion gallons of water a year, 200 million gallons of gas (for all that mowing), and 70 million pounds of pesticides. ... In fact, these lawns can do substantial harm to the environment and to both vertebrates and insects

Pretty good snow flurries. Seasonally mild.

That year was unreal. Where has Bob been? Watering his lawn?

Hopefully all this mild weather will finish off the snow.