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Rain doesn't help much. I got close to 3/4 of an inch the past two days and when the wind blows it looks like the woods are on fire. I'm seriously beginning to think the low pollution caused by the virus prevention is allowing the trees to produce more.

Love it! You'll get your summer it's just too early for it

Over a half an inch from the last two thunderstorms. Knocked down the pollen thankfully

Wentworth has both...Shhh

Did they have anything open for an after round beverage?

59 already. Going to be a hot one.

Exactly. If it hadn't been for the hurricanes in March, April and May your torch calls would have been dead on.

Bangor ME fell to 35 degrees which ties the previous low for this date last set back in 1945.#mewx

38° here should be the last until fall.

Link?

What happened to the 8th?

Won't take much for the heat to leak into New England. It's right next door in South Carolina.

Quick mild down is all.

Guess

Yikes I just looked at the radar. Vermont is rocking.

Sitting outside and it actually feels cold. It's funny how quickly your body adjusts to summer temperatures.

Nor here, cutting trees all day with hardly a sweat.

Did you get hit on the head? That's absolutely true. Worst drought since the 60s that Will mentioned.

All I see turns to brown As the sun burns the ground And my eyes fill with sand As I scan this wasted land Trying to find, trying to find, where I've been https://youtu.be/sfR_HWMzgyc

Deer flies should be out soon you can round the bases

Looks that way. Monday will be mostly dry and cool. The GFS indicates higher levels of moisutre between 925 and 850 mb. An isolated afternoon shower or two are possible. On Tuesday high pressure continues to remain in control with partly sunny skies - followed by increasing evening clouds. A shortwave moves out of the Great Lakes Region during the predawn hours of Wednesday giving our next hit of scattered rain. While there are still disagreements with the models, the better greater chance for rain looks to arrive early Thursday morning. PWATs on Thursday range from 1.5 to 2.0 inches. &&

Another, in a long line of torch fails.

Absolutely perfect evening.

Doesn't feel bad at all. Beautiful early summer day.

Where is the guy who was about the constant wind this spring? hope he's getting eaten alive by black flies.