Roger

24 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I want to get a wood stove, but curious about the best ways to distribute the heat. So I have a 12" space between ceiling and various entry ways between rooms. I'm worried that the heat gets "trapped" by the 12" space and does not make its way around the house.  Is this an unwarranted fear? I knew someone that cut open vents to allow the heat to go upstairs, but I would rather not do that. Just curious on others thoughts. 

I would either put it in where my current fireplace exists, or have a smaller stove in our addition that acts as a living room. Or, I could get an insert for my current fireplace. Curious as to what makes sense. 

We have a couple of small fans that blow the heat out of our living room into the parts of the house. You could maybe hang one near the stairs and have it blow the heat up.

 I see Ryan on quite a bit as well.

5 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

My bestfriend/roommate from college got a job on TV in Portland several months back (his second stint in Maine). He's pretty pumped...he's going to get to do live storm coverage. He's gone out in some snowstorms but his first taste with tropical. 

Would that be Jason?

We take a beating here on the York county coast during a typical Nor' Easter. If this hits it will be memorable.

With Lee possibly coming in from the southeast, what could we expect for a surge here in coastal Maine?

10 hours ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Ray returns with soul crushing realism for tropical weenies  

Looking forward to hitting the road this season. Still skeptical of the more aggressive seasonal forecasts despite outrageous SST anomalies and depth in the basin. 

I heard today that a water temperature of 101* was recorded off the coast of Florida. Is there any validity to this as it seems really high?

21 hours ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

1-2% ?

Thanks, we had until today to cancel our reservations without losing any money. Seems like the worst we’ll get is some showers on Sunday and early Monday.

I am heading to the Jackson NH area for a vacation October 3rd. What are the chances Ian will make his way up Here by then? 
Thanks