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A ton of coc coming post front .

Oxford with a 1/200yr rain in 2024 and 2026 lol..luckily southbury missed the worst by 5-10 miles this time.

Flash flooding. HQ in norwalk getting water into our offices but I WFH.

Shitty big bangers with lightning.

Well it can’t get any cooler with lower dews. Only way to go in Aug is up.

If you lose power that much then a standalone is worth it. PG’s are good for basic needs (fridge, ac, heat, oven, etc) as long as you have the wiring installed by a pro. There is alot of good ones on the market at a fraction of the cost of standalones. It just depends how much power you need. https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a64917889/how-to-connect-a-generator-to-your-house/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=mgu_ga_pop_m_bm_prog_org_us_a64917889&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23528319530&gbraid=0AAAAADCyiSlllkc8D1E59aDuuyYUORV7j&gclid=CjwKCAjwsfzSBhB5EiwAOGyqSSHSQy-bRh7GGYXtx3pUUINzlpjhy5SGDB0gRV2YQbxGfKzTwrmyXBoCF4EQAvD_BwE

No big dews or heat waves in sight. What a fantastic summeh.

I’m not certain that we will.

The top laugh on their epstein islands as the 99% battle each other over trans people, gulf of mexico, and reflecting pools…

He’s too far gone to see what is happening objectively. Nothing we can do but laugh and help him move…

Yea. Unless you live in a high prone power loss area, i don’t think WHG’s are worth it. It looks cool and is obviously super convenient but if you run the numbers for a mid sized home that rarely loses power (less than once/5yr), it’s a loss. If folks have the extra cash in this brutal economy, sure…get it. But I would recommend a good portable generator for everyone else.

Lots of low dew periods since May. That’s really what most care about.

It was good to see Spain win but I would not count him out for 2030 just yet.

We smoked out again, wake and bake. Looks like Mars.

We have a lot of fixing to do.