dendrite

Have you located the Jefferson RWIS yet? Pushing 3/4SM 32.7F there. https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=022NH&time=GMT

I’m kinda partial to the old graphics for nostalgia reasons.

"Only" 1.15" here. Hopefully we can get our first flakes tomorrow night before the precip moves out.

Getting a rain wrapped EF5 leafnado right now.

2 leaves, 1 rake?

There’s a reason they’re called leaves. Leave them alone.

Congrats WNE

Not exactly a prostate, but a King Missile song comes to mind...

Very few acorns up here too. Maybe the gypsies down south are forcing the oaks to produce more nuts.

So many trees still full of leaves in that 2nd pic. At least all of this work is burning off excess carbs from his IPAs.

After a few windy days 95% of them blow to the perimeter of my yard anyway. Then we just mow and mulch them into the "lawn". I don't see the point in cleaning them every other day when I see how many he still has in the trees.

Yeah...would love this a handful of times in DJF to break the monotony.

61F already. 66F at DAW.

41 at MWN, 48 at Hermit Lake at 3750ft, and then you have 30 at HIE.

Had a big bear here last night before 9pm...wrecked up my garbage cans and ripped through the bags. I'll be happy when they go to sleep soon.

Still 46° with a breeze following a high of 60°. Not fake here.

Yeah pretty good for fall with a low sun angle. 25 to 63 at CON...overperformed on both ends.

Maybe the least extreme location on the subforum for temp changes?

23.0° Coldest so far on the hill.

Need my light in the morning.

Wax on, wax off all of the vehicles first.

Sorry…missed this before. I haven’t had many issues with my white willow, but I agree with tamarack that it loves to drop small branches…especially late winter into early spring. If the area is far enough from your well, septic, sewer, and/or foundation it’ll probably be fine. Agree with tamarack about red maple. Other options would be river birch or bald cypress. I’m a fan in bald cypress in swampy areas. Does the area retain water only during wet periods for a few days or is it semipermanent? I have an area where I grow my pawpaws that will rarely pond up, but it drains within 24-72 hours. Those fruit trees can tolerate that since they’re native to river plains that occasionally flood. But anything more than a few days for those trees will start to damage them.