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Short-lived heat as we thought. They just can't win.

Up to 59° and the rain is mostly light. All in all pretty nice day.

Always bring a coat on the boat and to Fenway in April.

57° rain should be here soon. Hopefully it moves quickly.

Yup, end of the week looks like some mid-80s possibly higher in hotspots but nothing sustained. So long as it doesn't rain I'm happy.

Where do you see a furnace on either?

Another night without installs. Someday...

Where? Last year we had a heat wave and Boston was pushing triple digits.

Shining Rock in northbridge. And that's exactly what most people do. 230 yd par 3 from where we were playing. It's fun but It slows the course way down.

Where did it go?

She told me she helped to patient actually walk out of recovery last week. Still don't trust her.

My daughter is a orthopedic PA. Tells me knee replacements are a piece of cake. She did a bunch last week actually. Not sure I trust her though. She's been angling for me to get my trick knee fixed. Good luck on your surgery!

Nice day for golf. Little smokey but workable.

Pretty sweet evening. About time.

Not a good start to the summer for businesses. Can't imagine breweries are doing well. "Hey ! let's go for a hike and then hit that new brewery!" "Eff that, I'm going to stay in and tug on a handle of whiskey"

Long range looks wet weekend after next.

"Lower-than-normal forecast confidence heading into Friday, as guidance struggles with weak disturbances passing through the zonal flow aloft. The first chance for rain comes Friday morning as strong mid-level flow converges over SNE. There is little to no upper-air support, so it may be difficult to see more than just increased cloud cover and perhaps some weak showers. As for the weekend, guidance is in significant disagreement with rain chances as the GFS stretches a surface high into the region from the east, keeping us dry but cool for the weekend. The Euro and Canadian push the surface high further offshore, allowing a weak low-pressure system to exit the southern Great Lakes and move into the region. Examining the cluster analysis of all members from the GFS, Euro, and Canadian ensembles reveals that a wetter solution is favored, with only 14% of the ensemble members predicting a completely dry forecast. 56% of the ensemble members favor at least some light precipitation, while 30% indicate heavier precipitation and a washout." Our luck has to change at some point right?

Lots on here mentioned the wind this spring. Truthfully it didn't seem out of the ordinary to me.

Right? One a week's plenty.