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20 gallon kettles, so could easily do 15 gallons. I built the control panel, but had lots of help with the wiring, and the kettles were inexpensive because they came from brewery that I work at. Biggest problem now is too much beer!

I’ve upgraded my system here at Cozy’s Garage Brewery.

I've said it before, but @jonjon needs to put a webcam at his brewery on Main St in Davis. I'd help pay for it.

You're rusty.

Looking at long range gfs, what is that pesky, fast moving wave coming out of the Alberta region of Canada? We used to have something like that way back in time, but they've been extinct for so long that I can't recall the name.

I'm considering a drive up Saturday evening after work. Is Stumptown open until 10?

Beat Dallas twice and it’s a great year.

I mean, Ma'am.

The winter of @CAPE and @Lowershoresadness!! If so, I'll be doing road trips both west and east.

BWI: 13.2” DCA: 7.9” IAD: 16.7” RIC: 8.6” Tiebreaker (SBY): 16.5”

A @usedtobe sighting is always good.

This morning's GFS bombards the mountains at the end of next week.

I’m on a barstool.

It’s all sports, but the nfl is exceptional in that they’ll spend time poring over every replay angle to get a spot right to the centimeter, and then games come down to the judgment of a call or non call by a ref.

Please. Isn’t that what this whole site is about? Speculation?

The way he folded makes me think it’s bad.

“Records date back to October (10th) 1979.”

Absolutely. Still no expectations from me, but they are so much more fun to watch than the last decade.

Much tougher second half of the season compared to the first half.

Air quality alert for that area and adjacent counties too. No mention of the fires in the alert but maybe they’re related.

Same field as the fog the other day, but different result.

Some cool fog this morning.

I don’t recall that winter. Epic December? In what way?

You could be right but here’s where I read it. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2024/10/29/no-rain-east-coast-dry-spell/# ”Washington, D.C., had a soaking rainfall on Oct. 1, with 1.46 inches falling; the nation’s capital also got 0.02 inches the next day. That’s why the city hasn’t set a record yet. It has been 26 days without rain. Still, it marks Washington’s longest dry stretch since 2007, when there were a record 34 straight rainless days. The all-time record is 43 days, which happened in October and November of 2000.”

I think that I read 43 for DCA.