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That is a nice slug of moisture off to the west that will be moving in here.
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We will take the rain, Don't need any hail cores or big wind.
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1 minute ago, dendrite said:
I put shadecloth up for them. Maybe the entire run will sail away.
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The Rochester area is probably going to be the rocked chester area today.
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The political BS has ran its course in this thread, I don't see the need to keep coming in here for weather obs and reading this crap, Meanwhile we have some showers on the door step so hopefully they can produce some beneficial precip today up here.
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I'm liking Southern ME and SW NH and Central MA for today, Not sold up here on anything severe but won't rule out some strong storms.
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Maybe some are using there get out of jail free cards when they get to the police station.
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3 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
I had actually witnessed similar a few years back but did not get it on vid of a bolt hitting a white pine and taking out chunks the size of 2x4's and scattering them 50+ yds at a golf course.
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12 minutes ago, tamarack said:
Guess you'd like your drinks with leaf bits and twigs.
lol, Not for drink ice, But why waste a bag on chilling the beer.
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It will come back, It goes brown every winter and comes back in the spring.
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15 minutes ago, tamarack said:
Depends on how much fell. 24 hours after the Rome defoliator of 8/30/2007, which had hail accumulation up to 4" (mostly dimes-nickels), there were still runoff-built piles 2 feet deep, though the cloudy 60s on the 31st helped. On my drive home from work, I stopped and put a few handfuls in a small bag to show my wife. The morning commute had featured more piles, a remaining bit of "broadcast" white, and a 2-track thru 6" of leaf salad for about a mile on Rt 27. I still kick myself for not driving out to look at dusk the day before, when I'd first heard about what had happened just 6-8 miles from home.
I would have bagged it up for ice use.............lol
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54 minutes ago, tamarack said:
Was optimistic, as that "stuff to the NW" was DOA. Saturday is looking weaker as well, though it's barely inside 100 hr.
Ended up rather isolated, And when that happens, I see nothing here and in most cases i get 7-10'd anyways, Precip this summer has been pretty scattered and hard to come by, Glad we irrigate the garden or that would be a disaster too.
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41 minutes ago, tunafish said:
I'm trying to spread the clover on my lawn; in fact I wish my entire lawn was clover. Nice, hearty green that's essentially drought resistant. It keeps the grass that's inter-mingled nice and healthy, too. The honey bees love it as well. Win-win-win.
Yup, I have plenty of clover, And the bee's help with pollinating my garden which i do care about.................
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2 hours ago, dendrite said:
Kevin would love my lawn. I let the clover flower and drop seed during the heat wave. Clover as far as the eye can see soon!
Most would have a stroke if they saw my lawn but i really care little about it, I hate mowing.
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3 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:
I hope we get some RN, but radar looks paltry.
Probably see some later as that front moves SE, But not thinking its going to be widespread.
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40% chance for a watch for Northern VT, Northern NH and NW Maine.
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And as Paul Harvey once said, Now you have heard, The rest of the story.
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Ever eat a pine tree? Many parts are edible.
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Going to be a scorcha!
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Polar Dip?
Coastal Hazard Message National Weather Service Gray ME 258 PM EDT Tue Jul 3 2018 ...BEACH HAZARD STATEMENT IN EFFFECT FROM 800 AM WEDNESDAY THROUGH 600 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING... MEZ024>028-042200- /O.NEW.KGYX.BH.S.0016.180704T1200Z-180704T2200Z/ Coastal Cumberland-Sagadahoc-Lincoln-Knox-Coastal Waldo- 258 PM EDT Tue Jul 3 2018 ...BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON... The National Weather Service in Gray has issued a Beach Hazards Statement, which is in effect from Wednesday morning through Wednesday afternoon. * Location...Casco Bay to the mid coast and Penobscot Bay. * Beach Hazard...The warm air temperatures in the mid to upper 80s may cause people to underestimate the dangers of the cold water temperatures which are currently only in the upper 50s. * Timing...800 AM Wednesday through 600 PM Wednesday. * Winds...light and variable...becoming onshore 5 to 10 mph. * Impacts...The cold water temperatures can quickly cause hypothermia to anyone immersed in the water. Anyone on boats or paddlecraft should use extreme caution to avoid this threat.
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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:
It’s been pretty much full summer here in Bourne since Friday. Went to First Encounter Beach yesterday and the water was amazing already. But dam is be hot.
Did the cell towers melt away?
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Just now, tamarack said:
Going by temps/wind, looks like the ocean taint is reaching all the way to WVL. Only 2 sites in Maine reporting HX 90+, IZG and FVE. Not the grouping I'd expect.
Not a surprise for IZG kind of odd that only FVE is reporting that up that way, We dropped back 1°F down to 80°F here.
General Severe Weather Discussion 2018
in New England
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Drying up a bit as it moves NE up here, Looks like there is more upstream trying to get going so we will see if that can blossom, Its to bad we had no sun to destabilize this area more today.