HoarfrostHubb
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Glad to be missing these since I am grilling. Little hook on the one near KFIT
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Make sure you report to BOX
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SW NH looks interesting
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The hotel in S Maine we stayed at a couple of weeks ago still required them in common areas but few were following the rule including employees
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Saw a video from Salem MA showing intense winds.
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Not the IMGUR one. Your tweet had sound though.
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My sister in Burrilville RI sent me a video showing strong winds. No damage though
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Great vid. I say yes. A gust front.
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Bow?
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A few minutes earlier in Gardner
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Some thunder lightning and rain here
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80F/73. Muggy but survivable
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A retired coworker of mine would say a tinker’s doodle which sounds dirty when you say it. Lol
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I woke up around 2 AM (bladder patrol. Lol). Saw some lightning. Heard distant thunder. Checked RadarScope. Stayed up for it. Back to sleep around 3
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Speaking of cheesy sci fi, if anyone wants to rot their brain for 2.5 hours, watch Tomorrow War on Amazon. So bad it’s good. And They Live is awesome
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I need to make a correction regarding my previous post. Based on the head of DESE (the state Ed board) Riley and the governor, no statewide mask mandates will be required for schools in the fall regardless of age. They are allowing local boards to require them if they wish (which prob none will. Except maybe Somerville)
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Here in Mass they have already announced kids 12 and up will not need to mask. Hopefully the same will be announced for younger kids soon. edit. I’m wrong. See later post
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At this point the US is averaging around 165 deaths per day (7 day avg) which works out to around 60k per year. So a bad flu season. But it is declining The folks who have not been vaccinated in most cases will continue to refuse based on recent surveys. This will fade into the background in most places here in the US. Things are for the most part back to “normal”. The vaccines have been highly successful in squashing this insidious illness.
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We had one that was within a tenth of a mile or so. A few others within a half a mile. One of the better displays in recent years
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We had some close strikes. Before the rain started I could smell ozone. It was weird. Amazing show.
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Wow at the rain
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Holy crap at this lightning
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A couple of mean cells approach
