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    Furnace...we tried to tell them
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    Pike's Peak climbs 6715 feet over 19 miles... Mount Washington climbs 4614 over 7.6 miles. I-70 does that 11k feet over???
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    ORH is at 73.0F for the mean temp for the month. Still top warmest but that will drop a little the next 2 days
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    ORH is actually AN for rain so far this month not including today
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    Based on NWS forecast for the final few days of the month, it might slip below that...gonna be close
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    ORH still at +4.4F for the month, but now only -.54” in the rain dept
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    Yeah. Those places intrigue me. They have a season pass that covers all three areas now
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    I'm hoping to try some driveable places I haven'tskied at yet. Basically within 2 hours. Not a big list but hope to knock out a few smaller places
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    That's gonna leave a mark
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    Wow. Watch that on a big tv. Those guys and gals are cuckoo
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    First day back at work in person today. This is going to be a very difficult start. I was glad to be in my building It was very strange though.
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    We drove up it 2 summers ago. It is really stunning. We had tried it a few years earlier but they closed the road at 4500’ or so due to ice. I climbed it twice in two consecutive days when I was a kid
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    If this does officially reach a Cat 5 and landfall as a Cat 5 it would be the 6th in US history
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    Lots of refining and storage there Largest refinery in the US
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    How far back does that record go? 1998 is the oldest on that I would think 1988 would be in that top tier
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    Port Arthur is heavily industrialized. Refinery stuff plus a nice hazardous waste incinerator. Big environmental disaster incoming on top of the life and property issues
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    Sadly, my students will not be stinky and sweaty...or if they are I won't be able to smell them. Would Laura have any impact on that slug of heat?
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    We tried to warn 'em
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    52.1F/49. Chilly
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    Port Arthur TX doesn’t need that
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    “Remember all the toilet paper we stuck to the year we had no toilet paper” doesn’t sound to engaging
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    We remember singular events more than a constant drumbeat of whatever in most cases. I remember the 1978 Blizzard or the Monson Tornado or the 2008 Ice Storm I doubt I will regale my grandchildren with the tale of the Great Dewy Summer at BDL in 2020
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    71/59 here. Not bad
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    High of 82F here in August. OMG!!! Overall temps so far this summer have been very much AN. My pool temps attest to that. 3 90+ days here. I think 92 was my highest. Mostly good pool weather. Lots of AC use No record highs though 1988 I didn’t live here but that still sits in my memory as the most miserable summer for me temp wise
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    We have been very lucky here with regards to rain. I never really got too dry
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