SJonesWX

glad we don’t live there, nor do we live in the NYC forum

I had multiple 90+ days last august. it was nearly identical to July, at least in NH

just don't push the grill off the deck in a fit of rage!

what, no railing on that side? that's not up to code!!

i am surprised that there isn't a red dot over Northfield, NH, USA

neighbor has chickens. They have probably had 50 of them killed by raccoons, bear, fox, and coyote. the guy is a cop, and NH fish and game was not pleased when he shot and killed a bear that was attacking his coop. my house is like 300 yards away, and I have seen 1 bear (but plenty of bobcats and coyotes) in the time I’ve lived here.

Nobody lives on the tarmac silly chicken pee?

I think it is almost impossible for a homeowner to "properly" site their weather station. you can't have an all-in-one sensor and get the best of all parameters. for example, i didn't want to put mine in the middle of the back yard, simply because it would be a pain to be mowing around it. I could have it under trees, but would undercatch rainfall significantly, but could possibly get the most accurate temp. I don't care if I am off a couple of degrees in temp, as it gives me a general idea, and there are plenty of stations in my immediate vicinity, and i don't give a crap about wind (trees block it anyway). I did however want to get a semi-decent idea of rainfall. so mine is too close to the house, too close to the driveway, and in the middle of a garden. in other words, i am a contributor to the bad climate change data

that's crazy, I'm just west of MHT, what maybe 20 miles from Hashua? and I have <1.5"

beer for breakfast? lol I saw the earlier post and I was like WTF is this guy talking about-sprinkles???

85/72. disgusting.

and the chickens rejoiced!

severe drought.

what am I, like 40-50 miles south of you? picked up 1" the past 2 days, just over 3" for July.

a successful business means generating revenue. does not necessarily mean sound meteorology, which is Ray's point.