MaineJayhawk

3 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Who will be enjoying the weekend heat minus A/C?

*Waving*

20 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Anyone that is up early has clearly noticed the loss of daylight. We’ve lost a fair amount of morning daylight. It’s iron clad . It’s about 10-11 minutes of lost light since longest day . 

Yes, I get up to photograph before sunrise and to me it is def noticeable.  Folks who arise later prob don't notice anything

My bud Ben Williamson scored this one at Harpswell, ME

39 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Is that 3' away from your window?

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The OPEN window no less 

I haven't installed since 2011.  Living 4 blocks from the ATL has its benefits.

Plus, I'm cheap.

8 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Not for Dr. Dewsh though

Just now, Dr. Dews said:

Dendwrong

Dendy wins this round

16 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Oh, You mean like my other garden?   lol

"Daddy's garden"

2 hours ago, powderfreak said:

Over 9" of rain since May 1st. 

I see on the news there was a major landslide in Stowe.  Estimated at 20 acres wide (that's huge).

STOWE, Vt. (WCAX) An active landslide has damaged a popular trail in the Mount Mansfield State Forest in Stowe.

Officials have blocked off the Cottonbrook Road trailhead off the Nebraska Valley Road, and those familiar with the area say the damage is devastating.

"The road was somewhere right here," said Steve Torrey with Snowmobile Vermont. "Trees falling, rocks tumbling, mud moving."

Torrey saw the damage when he rode his ATV up Cottonbrook Road early Sunday morning. "Acres upon acres of the forest completely disappeared. It had just slid off the side of the mountain and the river was washing it away. There was cracks in the soil leading up to the edge of the slide where you could tell that there had been structural damage to the mountain side" he said.

A group of mountain bikers alerted Torrey to the slide Saturday afternoon. When he saw it Sunday morning, he estimated it was about 20 acres wide, and actively taking out Fosters Trail and portions of Cottonbrook Road. Since then, he guesses it's grown exponentially. "There's a good chance it doubled in size overnight" he said.

DIT-approved

34 minutes ago, dryslot said:

59.2/56.9°F,  No sun yet today.

Sat says clearing just crossed the NH border.  And looking out the window confirms it ... blue sky to the west

43 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Drove by South end (Standish) Sebago yesterday afternoon. You wanna talk about white caps!

Could almost surf in Lower Bay

1 hour ago, Whineminster said:

SOS signal end of this week

2.5" in Falmouth, ME so far. 

Way more wintry than I was expecting

Ping pong ball sized aggregates plopping down

Snow in Falmouth, ME.  Was it really 60F yesterday?

3 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

I'm so surprised. It's just pounding outside the office window. Wonder what time it'll flip

Yeah, glad I'm not on the roads now.  You said you're on Riverside?  We're moving our offices to Riverside (across from the golf course) in September 

Wow, really coming down ... big fat aggregates.  Roads whitening up too

Light snow falling in Falmouth, ME

I like when jspin brings the smak

Seasons in seasons

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Phew. Thank god. I was afraid I would have to make a forecast without the aide of the GFS.

I was thinking, "great, now what will I use to wipe with?"

44 minutes ago, dryslot said:

The concerns i have is how this eventually melts off, They is a stealth pack up in western Maine and Northern NH.

Can def see hydro issues, esp if we get a big rainer

Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Good

"Ray Approved"

2 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

I'm definitely in support of this dual banded structure we're seeing right now.

The western band is pretty well aligned with 700 mb f-gen at the moment.

The NAM isn't too far off that representation.

 

The actual radar echoes are NW of that f-gen, so if you continue that trend into the NAM forecast for 09z SE NH and coastal western ME will do just fine.

This is good news - morning Jebwalk thru the Old Port