tunafish
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PWM had 32" in 2013; same storm Gorham popped 36".
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Active mid December with multiple event potential
tunafish replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
This is what happens once the clown/weenie crack maps go away -
hold up - we're not supposed to clear the board every 6 hours in our official NWS obs?
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Active mid December with multiple event potential
tunafish replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
GYX doubling down. Did not expect to see this. -
Active mid December with multiple event potential
tunafish replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Maybe someone with more knowledge can chime in - Why do the Mesos show much higher totals for SNH and SME than the Globals? They've been worlds apart the past 24 hours. -
24/-3 Partly Sunny
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how many muthufukkas we talkin'?
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Some November stats for my locale, South Portland, ME Total Liquid Precip - 5.23" Snow - 0.00" (Trace on 4 days) Max 24 hr Precip (7A-7P) - 1.46" on 11/23 Days w/measurable precip- 12 Avg Temp - 42F Avg Hi - 51F Avg Lo - 33F Max Hi - 70F on 11/7 Min Lo - 15F on 11/19 Max diurnal - 31 on 11/30 (26-57F) Min diurnal - 5 on 11/26 (34-39F)
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Or cause it was warm inside. Ya know, for those foolish enough to have uninstalled before xmas.
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Lol this is why lololol https://english.elpais.com/society/2020-10-28/a-room-a-bar-and-a-class-how-the-coronavirus-is-spread-through-the-air.html?ssm=TW_CC
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If y'all start talking about eating my kin I am out of this thread so fast. Scallops, oysters, fine. You start talking about that dolphin-safe? Peace.
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That's a pretty black and white, broad stoke. One can believe in the steps and actions that reduce the risk of transmitting the virus AND also have a healthy skeptism of whatever vaccine is first to market. Also can you please elaborate on what "masked-up scared sheep" means?
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Put the leaves to work for you. Make them a part of a sheet mulching project (for spring gardening) or top your freshly planted garlic with them.
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Ha, it was great content and you did a really good job delivering it, and at an audience-appropriate level. I enjoyed it. You handled the questions pretty well at the end, too, which isn't always easy.
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What a nice surprise, @OceanStWx is doing my spotter training tonight.
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Apologies if this has been posted already. I found it sound and informative. https://english.elpais.com/society/2020-10-28/a-room-a-bar-and-a-class-how-the-coronavirus-is-spread-through-the-air.html?ssm=TW_CC If I had to guess, I suspect the recent surges (not just in the US) are due to relatively small, familial/friend gatherings indoors where all 3 measures in the article (masks, airflow, duration) are ignored.
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Genuine question: do those filters work on both inhale and exhale? I thought the primary goal of wearing masks was to prevent you from potentially spreading it to someone else. 43°F off a low of 34°F
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I think you're dramatizing his idea a little. It sounds pretty responsible to me. Probably a good way to have a semi-normal holiday gathering without putting the family and community at greater risk. How does that make him a kool-aid drinker?
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"If it bleeds, it leads." I think COVID will continue to dominate the news regardless of who's in the oval office.
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Nothing wrong with questioning studies, or wanting to understand methodologies. But to me that graph is just common sense at this point, regardless of validity.
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Tourism didn't miss a beat in NNE this summer. In fact it felt busier in the PWM area than past years. The major outbreaks in Maine have been linked to Churches and a wedding, both where people were indoors and unmasked. I haven't heard of any outbreaks related to out of staters.
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Amazing photo. Wow. I remember sitting on Ferry in June a few years ago looking over the train tracks thinking "that's a curious cloud". When it hadn't moved 20 minutes later I realized it was the snow on top of MWN.
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I can walk a mile up the street and see it here in South Portland, as long as it's not shrouded in clouds.
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Yeah I never bother to call as only time did an outage last more than a few seconds (3 hours). Its not just y house either, the whole street/neighborhood goes down.
