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Get some of these cells timed right running into the helicity and boom.

Its typically the first of Oct down this way, we will see how it goes.

The approaching front will be a focusing mechanism for lift which will make thunderstorms a pretty sure bet as the front moves through. The combination of instability, shear, and lift is right for the development of severe thunderstorms. Supercells with all severe weather types (hail, winds, and tornadoes) are possible within the warm sector ahead of the front on Wednesday, while the forcing along the front will likely produce more widespread and linear thunderstorms as it moves through. This would focus the severe weather threat more toward damaging winds, and for this reason we have included damaging winds in the forecast. Again, broader severe weather threats are possible, including heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding, however the wind threat has the greatest confidence at this point.

I was probably some where close to that total as Gray is about 10mi as the crow flies, I'm not sure when Tom moved to New Sharon from there, He had mentioned it before here but that would have been in the 2-4"/hr rates for those totals in that case.

Don't have the numbers for 02/05/01 but the 12/29/16 event was 19.0" here.

Fall harvest is the signal for me, And everything else follows.

Yes, The night time temps are the real villain here, Its just not worth the effort to try to maintain warmer pool temps so it can be used for all the reasons stated.

Fall is one of the best times of year, This month so far has had several nights in the 40's here, As expected, Still a few weeks away, But looking for the first frost of the fall season.

Yes Dave, All those factors play into trying to keep pool temps up, The gains you have during the day are lost by the nights in the 40's plus a few more degrees in the wrong direction.

Some need to go to pool school.

1.04" here so you were probably similar.

Captains and Hoods is the best.

Congrats KBHB to KEPM.

Its all convective rains, Up to 0.48" here looks like your getting some of it, Heaviest looks to be east of here though.

2 crops of hay this summer were far and few unless your property is inclined.

I've had standing water just about all summer in my yard, Most of today's so far has been all convective rain, Just like whats coming thru here now.

Yes, COC on the way, Going to the lake saturday to fish, Its been a very busy year work wise, Have not had much time off.

One of my better ones up here this year but all that is left are some tomatoes and peppers, Everything else has gone by.

The way things are going we all may see another.

That was a dart, Ball checked up too when it hit the dirt otherwise he was out by a mile actually.

Eastern areas probably have the best shot at a soaker.

Its coming!

Sure and 1978-1980 the were above .500, But prior to 1976, In the Plunkett era transitioning to Grogan, They were terrible.

Anything media that ends in post you can wipe and flush.