Brian5671
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Ha! True-I was comparing to yesterday...but yeah windy as hell...Sunday was gusting to at least 40
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Windier here today as well. Gusting to 20-25 already.
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up to 73 here-another beaut!
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2022 was bone dry especially in July/August. Got wet in September-kind of the opposite of last year where we dried out in the fall.
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Quite the T-storm here last evening-dropped another .40 or so so about an inch on the day
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models keep most of it north of NYC rest of day/eve
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Nov 1st is pushing it-usually you need heat in the AM to take the chill off the house
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I'll take it-winter is still long enough even with the warming....
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That's the thing-it was cold, cold in relation to how warm it's been for a decade. but yes it's a completely different climate than 25 yrs ago. Wetter/warmer overall
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Need the rain but too bad on a Saturday. Played 9 holes last night I was surprised how dry the course was
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We are a good 7-10 days ahead here-saw a photo from 2015 on my facebook memory today-the trees were still bare
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that'll swing through later today with the cold front I guess
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looks like a bust on the all day rain forecast-looks dry for a good chunk of the day now .58 at BDR with the passage of the warm front
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the NAMS show it ending earlier than some models but I would say the period from 8am to 2pm is a washout
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alot of that here too-probably a combo of dry-then cold and windy which further puts stress on the shrub.
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Leaves really popping here with the recent warmth. Seems a bit earlier than usual
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Even up here it's dead calm
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it's good from mid June to October but otherwise I agree
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inland and away from the sea breeze
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72 here and sunny-another beauty
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Birth rate falling in most 1st world countries...
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Getting dry out there-hopefully the higher amts verify
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Ph on rainfall probably better than municipal water I would assume...
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up to 70 here with full sun
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Most of the ash trees here are long since dead. Wiped them all out.
