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My weekly grocery bill says otherwise. Some items yes but I’m still buying chicken breast for $1.88 per pound.

Although right now inflation seems to be rather tepid for the year as a whole. I’m sure it will increase

Undoubtedly. Food prices have been ticking up over the past year or so. Now things like steel (and lumber obviously) are going to the moon. Rough go ahead for many

Meh. The Dow doesn’t seem to care

Your Davis tells all...lol Soccer tourneys?

Nah... we will need to be installing for Summah

Yeah... could happen. NAM and HRRR are sometime bullish on precip... and both show nada pretty close to him... coin flip for rain or no rain for him

Pretty scattered tho... he might wind up dry (although I would not bet on it)

Looks pretty paltry to me... mabe 0.10-0.20" for him...less for me

The only tornado I ever saw was in Baltimore... 2015 or so? Right near Fort McHenry Edit... looks like 2013

Do it the day before it gets HHH... so May 19 as per KPS

A lot of state owned land as well

That particular business is “interesting “ to say the least

Lol. At the farm stand with mulch? I’m about 1.5 miles north of their on a side road.

Come out to the boonies of N Central MA. Cheap houses aplenty. Teeth not so much

Some good investment opportunities in cities like that if you know what you are doing...which I don’t. Lol. I wouldn’t live there just due to the humidity, never mind crime etc.

At some point (maybe in many years) those areas will also undergo gentrification and become desirable again. A number of smaller cities that no one was interesting in 10 years ago are really booming (Indianapolis, Nashville etc).

I wish people would build in my podunk town... maybe there would be a big enough tax base that they could fix the roads... turns out that 80% of the land in my town is owned by the state (DCR and watershed) so a lot of building won't be happening. I would also love a wind turbine in my backyard if I could plug into it...lol

I still think there is a market for smaller, more affordable starter homes, but right now, it makes more sense to be building the bigger ones for reasons you mentioned.

0.8” out here since midnight

Those IPAs will do that to ya

For my area (North Central Mass) - 1000' asl Overall Seasonal Snowfall: B 82.25" A foot or so above normal. Can't complain about the number. Just how we got it. To lose Jan and March sucked Snow vs. Rain: A- Same as Garth.. It rained very little except on Dec 25. Staying power/ (number of days) of the pack: B Wiped out at Christmas, then a lack of snow until late Jan. But decent after that. Local winter enjoyment: B+ Skiing was good but not great. Lack of snow in Jan and March limited some of the activites I wanted to do Temperature: D Two years in a row of temps that almost never dipped below zero. Lame... overall above normal temps... I guess it was good for my heating bill Snow Storms/ events (quality/ quantity): B A good October event that didn't ruin my snowfall! lol A couple of good events including a large December one and a big one in Feb. April was good as well with an 8.5" event Overall Grade: B

Reese Peanut Butter cups was my jam. Those tasted nasty.

Smoke em if you got em

Absolutely... if you can swing it, def worth it