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Baroclinic Zone

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  1. 101Taunton Davis is reporting just about 2.5" as well. About the same distance away from TAN on the NW side, close to the HS.
  2. Not that far off. And this is not uncommon. I've seen localized rains that have pounded TAN and I'm high and dry.
  3. Glad we past that stage. Empty nesters 90% of the time now.
  4. Why Ray confused? It was in the low/mid 70s all weekend. Gorgeous weather for outdoor activities.
  5. Let's call this initial round over, with just mist falling. 1.86".
  6. Most Americans are on board renewable energy but when it comes to having to run transmission lines, it's hell no.
  7. Nice day today to get pool closed. Low 70s. Dew in the low 60s.
  8. Pool closing 90% done. Just waiting on last bit of water to drain before putting the cover on.
  9. Just finished cutting over seeded lawn for 1st time. Looks phenomenal. Impressed with the results.
  10. Gotta go back 3 years to when TAN didn't have a low in the 30s in Sept. Sept 18th is mean date for <40F. Oct 1st, this AM, was the 1st this season, so about 2 weeks behind.
  11. Probably won't need to do a de-thatch in the Spring but let the lawn tell than, if it needs it. When soil temps get warm enough a shot of fertilizer, to wake up the lawn, will do (Mar-Apr) Late Spring feeding is when you want to apply your weed inhibitor. I'm not a fan of Spring seeding. New grass ends up having to compete with weeds and crabgrass, so I leave that till late Summer like this year. I'm coming up to 4 weeks since I over-seeded and the lawn looks phenomenal. I plan on cutting it this weekend. I ordered some of this that's being delivered nexy week https://www.amazon.com/Andersons-Complete-16-4-8-Fertilizer-sq-ft/dp/B07SYLCKRH I plan on dropping that either next week or the week after as my last lawn feeding of the season. I'll do the same next Spring for my 1st feeding.
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