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I always enjoy it when a name from the past happens by the forum.

LL? Make it fun add Zeus.

How often do we get those in the summer?

You called this week's rain while some doubted. Looking forward to the cool.

.06 yesterday .79 for the month in the woodyard.

Got me.

0.0 here might squeak out a .01

Nailed! Good call Mr Berg.

.73 for the month. I'm part of the not all.

Trees down with the severe warned storm that just passed south Hadley. Heads up as it heads into Belchertown!

The radar looks ready to shut some pie holes.

Scooter knows.

Someone likely stole his rain. " A Massachusetts man who allegedly threatened people at a trail hut in Bethlehem, N.H., on Saturday was arrested after he was reportedly found naked on the hut’s roof, officials said. Charges are pending for Brian Cheverier, 35, of Boylston, New Hampshire Fish and Game said in a statement Monday. No hikers were injured during the incident. Fish and Game officials were informed of a hiker who was threatening people at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Zealand Falls Hut in Bethlehem at about 5:50 p.m., the statement said. Conservation officers, along with an officer from the US Forest Service hiked 2.7 miles to the hut and “discovered an agitated naked male on the roof,” Fish and Game said."

It's very similar. Little if any water in the ponds and marshes on my property. I've been finding turtles in upland areas. Same thing happened in 2016.

You had more today than I've had for the month. 2 in since July 1st.

What's t blizz griping about I thought he lived right next to you

A friend was down there yesterday. Rented a bike but gave up on that quickly. Said it was naaasty.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ichneumoninae

So how did you finish up?

Might be a pretty hot pig. The reason the colors are vibrant in the fall, particularly the reds, is because of anthocyanin compounds in the leaves, noted Mass Audubon conservation scientist Joshua Rapp, describing how the anthocyanin act as sunscreen for the plant. “So if it’s really sunny, the tree needs more anthocyanin to protect itself from the sun, which can help make the colors more vibrant in the fall,” he said.

Good! "But not all hope is lost for this year’s colors, said foliage expert Jim Salge, who pens an annual forecast in Yankee Magazine. While droughts make the leaves turn earlier and quicker, “counterintuitively, it can create a really brief but bright and vibrant season,” Salge said

You better get to the cooling station

Pretty cool but my all-time favorite is still that one from a couple years ago maybe in the Dakotas? Stationary camera looking across the street. Someone posted it here before. Trees getting uprooted.

The low dews have been remarkable this summer. Best ever...

Likely the cold.