Rmine1
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Not bullish at all for tomorrow, likely location dependent. After that it’s bone dry for the foreseeable future
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Nothing against that, but there’s also respecting the neighbors. Several people have called them out for the noise
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In their warped minds, by telling us that they are obnoxious somehow justifies their behavior, and we should just accept it. To which I give it a big fat NO. I’m relentless in my quest to make them STFU
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Bingo. When they introduced themselves to us, they literally warned us that they’re obnoxious, and man they are. Screaming kids, and music so loud that I can hear it over my TV. Luckily we have local code enforcement, who are on speed dial!
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Lol. My disdain for the general populace is legit. Nice call on the 4pm shutoff btw
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Lots of rolling thunder, but only light rain atm. Should be out in the next thirty minutes.
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Very disappointing. I’m most surprised at how far off the forecasted duration will be for this “event”. Neighbor has three tyrants for kids, and I was thrilled to think I’d get a break from their screaming in their pool! Not so lucky
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Hope rapidly deteriorating for anything significant. Quick shower or sprinkles looking more likely for LI. Somehow the forks will do much better
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Yeah, after another look 4 seems plausible. Upton disco half agrees, early evening. Point and click is completely different
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Boo Which probably means 6pm IMBY. I’m still full sun, temp 82
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NWS has rain through tomorrow morning. Radar seems to be telling a much different story.
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SW Suffolk doing very well for once. Sprinklers are off
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Buckets falling, lots of thunder. Definitely one of the better starts for storm season here
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Pouring in brightwaters
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Line forming in Nassau. Hopefully holds
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Looking like a quick shower for most of LI. Ain’t gonna get it done
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Looking good for metro, not so much out here in SW Suffolk
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CM is nice. He had a crew of friends from Binghamton U that worked at 6. Everyone graduated this year, so most moved on. We live in brightwaters, so RM is perfect. agree, we need a few rounds of rain to find the spots that the sprinklers miss
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What field? Son was at JB6, but switched over to RM3 this year
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Light rain in Brightwaters.
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Sprinkles currently
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Definitely the smokiest I’ve seen thus far today in Brightwaters
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https://www.instagram.com/reel/CtNm5zfPBVF/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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The boss lady teaches in Bay Shore Schools, and it’s exactly as you described. Open windows or not. Damned either way
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Historical reference New England's Dark Day occurred on May 19, 1780, when an unusual darkening of the daytime sky was observed over the New England states[1] and parts of eastern Canada.[2] The primary cause of the event is believed to have been a combination of smoke from forest fires,[3] a thick fog, and cloud cover https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England's_Dark_Day
