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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Sure .. when Your’re high on weed 

You’re so old and…always drunk. 

32 minutes ago, H2Otown_WX said:

Ok yeah, admittedly Augdewst is a fail but a couple days last week were miserable and they stick out in my mind lol

Minds though…they play tricks on us. 

46 minutes ago, H2Otown_WX said:

Yeah I don't really understand the ACATT high fiving. Been a miserable summer for us.

We high fiving for what the rest of month looks like. Low dews with perfect warmth. Cocgust!

8 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Every window on every house shut to keep the cold out. Nothing spells summer like that 

Remember when a weenie said hurricanes bring their environment north?

30 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

I was wrong. I’m such a tool.

No worries man. Be kind to yourself though.

53 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

it looks like August will average below normal.. its been awhile since we could say that

There were a couple folks on here that said that several times. Not sure who they are but they are very fine folks. Big credit to them.

11 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

good soaking here this morning and much needed.. 55.8 with some rain still around

Be safe up there with those high dews through Halloween.

Cocgust in full swing…swinging back and forth slapping humid humpers backsides and heads.

Look at that tropical environment Ferd brings:

57 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

You know how in the winter .. models show a cold , snowy pattern. People are excited , slapping Coc k’s virtually etc.. and then slowly one by one the rug is pulled out .. the WAR stronger than modelled , models over estimating the trough etc. When that happens over the next few days for next week and beyond. The melts from ACATT are going to be awesome . Here’s a hint. Erin coming so far west .. much much farther than any model had ,, and Ferdinand next week .. tropics bring their environments north . The bumps will be so fun next week 

A whole lotta beer there. 

Cocgust!

Lol:

The Trump administration’s claim that it is saving billions of dollars through DOGE-related cuts to federal contracts is drastically exaggerated, according to a new POLITICO analysis of public data and federal spending records.

Through July, DOGE said it has saved taxpayers $52.8 billion by canceling contracts, but of the $32.7 billion in actual claimed contract savings that POLITICO could verify, DOGE’s savings over that period were closer to $1.4 billion.

Despite the administration’s claims, not a single one of those 1.4 billion dollars will lower the federal deficit unless Congress steps in. Instead, the money has been returned to agencies mandated by law to spend it.

DOGE’s savings calculations are based on faulty math. The group uses the maximum spending possible under each contract as its baseline — meaning all money an agency could spend in future fiscal years. That amount can far exceed what the government has actually committed to pay out.

Counting this “ceiling value” gives a false picture of savings for taxpayers.

“That's the equivalent of basically taking out a credit card with a $20,000 credit limit, canceling it and then saying, ‘I've just saved $20,000,’” said Jessica Tillipman, associate dean for government procurement law studies at George Washington University Law School. “Anything that’s been said publicly about [DOGE’s] savings is meaningless.”

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

Back isn’t broken. Maybe some spasms. 

Chronic ones at that. I’m sure it will be 80/60 on Halloween though. 

Well..at least we have 6 months of fall incoming. 

7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Sunday looks humid and 90-92. And 90’+ next weekend . And Stein 

Embrace the coc, it’s the only coc you have.

3 hours ago, Brewbeer said:

This.  And govt. money (i.e., taxes) is currently flowing 10 times faster to petroleum than it does to renewables. 

 

It’s also why Musky got angry and broke up with his authoritarian boyfriend. 

3 hours ago, Brewbeer said:

This.  And govt. money (i.e., taxes) is currently flowing 10 times faster to petroleum than it does to renewables. 

 

Yup and they do a great job at making us all think it is a you vs me problem when it is really should be us vs them. 

2 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

was going to comment on this... yup 

All major ens-derived, sweeping numerical index changes. Well represented in the spatial depictions, too.   A significant overhaul of the hemispheric foot pattern mode.  Not sure if that represents the end of summer but ...considering D10 enters the last week of August... modulate for climatology accordingly.

Some of us knew while a select few prayed it wouldn’t be true.

3 hours ago, Lava Rock said:

Incentives? You mean subsidies

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Take it away for working class consumers while they give it to big corporations and big banks instead? Socialism for the rich, individualism for everyone else…

2 hours ago, H2Otown_WX said:

Going solar at 41-42 N? Probly should head back down to NC for that

It is well worth it. At least it was until your oligarch regime is stripping away green energy incentives. 

53 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

We knew 

EBDITK

49 minutes ago, Spanks45 said:

The radar has what looks like moisture being fed in strips to the storm nearby via the sound. Any other reason for the lines on the radar?

And The cell over Middlebury has not moved.

Poor Ditty…wrong again.

Congrats all. Late month continues to look coc’d:

17 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

You need solar. A friend of mine was getting bills like that in the winter with electric heat,  he installed solar and has been saving a lot of money.

Need a new roof before we go solar but yes it is in the pipeline. Heat pumps, new roof, and solar.