Incredibly still night tonight. Past 4 days of rain and mank have helped preserve whatever semblance of warm season remains.Remarkable that on 10/26 in central New England you can still hear the forest vibrating with life. Don't remember that ever happening this late in the season.Whatever critters weren't killed off by the freeze 2 weeks ago are making their sounds loud and clear tonight.
I don't care what people think I look like. All about comfort, baby.
Shorts ftw straight through to Novie.
Is this what happens when grass doesn't grow? Whack rocks instead?
54F
And in other 'senseless tragedy' news. Wx community losses one of their own despite numerous red flags.
https://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/101322_meixner_killing/ua-profs-felt-like-sitting-ducks-as-they-pleaded-help-before-meixner-killing/
Ouch, that does stink.
2.85" in the 8 incher. I usually don't use it for non-frozen, but - let's be honest - this is the most liquid it'll see all winter.
it was straight up tropical for about 20 minutes there. seeing quite a few reports of trees down and urban flooding. Nothing "wild" or memorable per se but definitely notable.
Agree on that part. I fit that description and have hit 35°F twice this year, neither with a frost.
Already down to 39.7°F, with a dew of 33, so we'll see.
Not quite at the full shrinkage stage yet as Casco Bay is still very swimmable, at least from the beach. Guessing water temp around 58F?
70/51 COC city.
Without having visited myself, this was my thought as well. I strongly encouraged them to leave today, especially since they're only planning on staying until Saturday anyways. They said "we'll park the car in a high spot". Ok, good luck with that.