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gravitylover

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  1. Looks like that 26 will do it. A few spots below me went to 25. Thick frost, many plants finally gave up.
  2. At least you saw snow today. It was all around me but failed to find my hill. All the freeze watch stuff doesn't have my area in it, I haven't already gone below freezing (that I'm aware of).
  3. Damn! So close and I got bupkis Re: Garden - Mine gave up because it's just too wet and it hasn't really dried out since early September but the marigold bush is thriving and I'm still getting a cup of plump, tasty raspberries nearly every day
  4. Same down here, 10-12 miles east saw flakes and slushy accumulations
  5. Great, LI sees first flakes before I do up here. I might've missed it just before sunrise when the temp bottomed at 33° though.
  6. Hey @DRVTS radar looks like it's snowing by you, is it?
  7. 1.35, low of 35. Flakes early tomorrow AM sound likely for some of us.
  8. Yup. As stuff started giving up in mid September the ground got softer (if that was possible). Now it's just spongy. @wdrag Heh, the reservoirs are only that low up here because they've had the gates open for weeks. My local ponds are past bankful and the creeks rage 24/7.
  9. Two day total ~1.35. I made it all the way up to 52° today
  10. Dry stretch? My backyard stopped squishing when you walk on it on Thursday for the first time in 2 months. I don't think of that as dry.
  11. ~.9 yesterday and so far .3 today.
  12. Cold wet and unpleasant 47° with steady rain, .4 so far.
  13. Yep, was an 18" disaster. Today - 47° with .4 Yuck
  14. It's Saturday, it had to rain.
  15. @Volcanic Winter Try to find Einstok Toasted Porter and grab some for that hike. That beer is just perfect for a backcountry break
  16. Ha, this morning I said to my wife don't turn the AC on without taking the cover off first.
  17. Kinda fits with that run posted in the other thread with the big storm running out of the Gulf, across FL then up the coast (plastering us up here as it leaves)
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