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shit...i stand corrected. Dont know him, but yep...i've heard of him. thx for the reminder.

hope you are wrong pal.... I've said it a 100 times here, just not a fan of dangerous storms because of widespread catastrophic damage and major loss of life/property. at least with the storm that has the letter B (winter version), peeps can stay home and be safe.

bet you had shorts n t shirt on, even being down in weight. Keep up the good work pal.

I saw 48 on car digi temp reader thingy. Beautiful stretch of fall weather incoming. We are lucky to be able to enjoy and not worry about being wiped out. Thoughts and prayers to all in the path of Milton (my uncles name as well - first time I've ever heard of it outside of conversation about him (he passed when I was 3), and Milton Hershey.

I love food, and that show. I've heard some less than great things about Guy, but I'd toss back a pint w/ him anyday...and be my own judge.

but if we use the drought argument.....natsomuch. If we are grading by bust size, I'll give it an A+, B- when triple D's were the early call. (thinking cup size here for visual comparison).

.01 for me. Car topper. no matter how my grass looks... I'm just gonna say it....I need rain. If memory serves, .05 in like an 8 day total for me in northern lanco.

Buddy boy, as we grow older...we learn when to pick battles, and when to die on the hill. Me thinks there can be extreme stances on both sides of this particular "hill". If one looks at the qpf distribution and timeframe, it really doesnt lend a hand in your argument IMO. OTOH, yes we live in a polarized era in many ways, and I'm sure that many alarmist do whatever they can to "influence" the perceived weather. The more meaningful assessment IMO is how we seem to do the "extremes" better than ever. Dry for days and days, to rain for days and days.... Soil water content is a better indicator to who gets the D label and who doesnt. Much of what we recieved has been in relatively short timespans, and was likely runoff, and not absorbed, and when we did get long duration...some of us got .05 in a few day total (KLNS data). While i havent looked, I'm thinking it still is on the low side in the areas shown on the drought map.

I saw it back in 87 or 88 when I was in college in Wspt. Was driving on 220 twds lock haven. COOL ASS SHIT. I hope you get a chance someday.

Noticed the feint tint of blue in the sky on way to office. Thick ass cloud deck had it pretty muted, but its there. Looking like some nice early autumn weather this weekend. Looking forward to it.

I did 9 days ago. Saw the forecast for wetter times and rolled the dice. Havent looked to see how its going tho

Yeah, mine will be 12" by thursday.

crazy how a month ago, many of us wondered if we'd ever see rain again...

yeah, this is a nice fall day to me as well. Hoping the cabin has a bit more color this weekend as it seems like we are a wee bit ahead of peeping schedule.

if it means anything, most of us in here are not right....feel better now JNS glad you are ok Sauss...you too. Just lost a 58yr old friend from sepsis (byproduct of other issues). Its not somethin to mess with.

Like you...I prefer traditional media...guess we are old.

Im not really up on what he does, but it wouldnt surprise me. I read this in the newspaper in the break room, and thought it worth sharing. Dunno.

For any of us "old timers" down here in exotic Lanco....the Village is reopening Friday night It will be managed by former owner of the Chameleon night club...Rich Ruoff. I used to road race bicycles for the Chameleon Club, as Rich was a junior olympian cyclist, and sponsored 2 teams. We had a pretty stout squad back in the day. He's big on the local music (and bike) scene here, and will do a good job at bringing back music to downtown Lanc. Theres a bunch of mostly usless trivia for ya'll to chew on.

Mine are 1/2 way to Venezuela or wherever it is that they migrate (me thinks thats were they go, but dont feel like fact checkin myself.

I also blame @Voyager for much of this. He took our precious snow out to AZ....and brought back some desert. Only caveat that I'm happy about is that this hasnt been too sticky of a summer, so thanks for that pal.

Posted just now Happy Fall y'all. Go look at the 240 GFS, as there is a little teaser to warm up your model watching hearts for the upcoming "fun" season... We should call them the "240 teasers". My yard needs spot seeded (garden converting back to grass). First dry spell nuked alot of it, and not sure I'm gonna waste the time feeding the birds w/ seed that wont take root in brown concrete that was my lawn. Prob wait till next spring.

atomix can throw some good ones out there. that was a good one no doubt. Happy weekend all.

Left the cabin yesterday at 2pm. Was 62 up on top. normal early fall colors starting to show. Loving this weather. Enjoy all. I enjoyed reading an axios article about the POSSIBLE epic fail of the long term models and potential bust about the hurricanes or lack thereof. I enjoy this because as you all know, I love weather, but hate destructive weather...especially tornadic and hurricane as they do far more catastrophic damage than a good ol fashioned blizzard, especially as we live in times where people cancel life at the mention of a snowflake and can safely hunker down. I hope we do that kind of hunkering down a plenty this year. Still up in the air on that. https://www.axios.com/2024/09/03/atlantic-hurricane-season-inactive

Hope your ok after the fall.....

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