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Possible tornado in Somers CT earlier today
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Possible tornado in Somers CT earlier today
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I think we (N ORH county) are at 14 cloudy to partly cloudy days so far. CDDs are below normal
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We will get summer in September
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Worst summer month since 2009 at least.
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Even in the 1970s and 1980s players used to complain about having things like batteries thrown at them. Not sure how someone decides that’s ok to do. I’m assuming alcohol is part of it. edit. The batteries part even went into 1999 when Philly fans were throwing batteries at JD Drew for refusing to sign with the Phillies.
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That is the lawn of your dreams on the right
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I am very surprised we don’t have water in our basement. We typically get water seepage on a normal rain event. The ground must have shifted
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ORH is all Ms from yesterday. I bet they had 3”+
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This was one of the longer thunderstorms for me in quite a while
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Radar blossoming
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Booming
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Casa del Ginx gonna get croaked
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We went into Boston yesterday for the first time since Feb 2020 to the science museum. On the museum website they said the “recommended “ mask wearing. I did that (wore one) not knowing what it would be like inside. Most had them on. Felt odd. Other than a quick trip into my doctor’s office it was my first time wearing a mask since mid June at work. I’m hoping this slight increase doesn’t cancel my upcoming trip
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Who is kicking whom?
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Days and days and days Also the AN July forecasts looks to be sinking (mine included)
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Just starting to get broken in at 31k miles
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Looks like it hit 87F here with a little rain at some point. We were in Boston where car thermo was 94 Gross dews 79/73 here. Yuck
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Wheel of ‘rhea - Summer Tour ‘21
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For me it would be more of a $$$ issue. Would it save me money/time? Not there yet. But closer. The grid is a big issue.
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KFIT was 60-62 tD for a few hours this afternoon.
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Yeah. A lot of trade offs. You can make clean electricity but the grid can have problems. The batteries need to be recycled and that is tricky to do right. Lots of interesting solutions out there but most are in their infancy. Baby steps
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Pics? Those were beastly
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Many EVs will beat many muscle cars in a drag race, but the visceral sounds of a throaty V8 cannot be beat
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I recently watched a video about EVs that was interesting. There was a study that looked at what American car buyers would want before a majority would consider an EV: 1) price under $36000 2) Range of 290 miles 3) ability to charge from almost empty to almost full in 31 minutes or less We are close but not quite there
