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dude, just till that shit up, plant some trees and let nature take its course. be done with it, obviously you can't grow grass there.

Thanks Tip. i mean, I could really use the rain. Sitting at just over 1/2" here MTD. the summer fronts tend to split not long before they get here, so it is usually not very rainy. glad to hear that this is a frontal passage, not a synoptic rain event.

how rainy is Friday looking in SNH? ton of yard work to do

surgical precision here. what looked like a promising line split in 2 well before showing up here. Typical. i have tons of yard work planned for Friday, but long-ish range forecast is showing ~50% chance of rain here. Based on how this summer has gone, i am not worried about it.

If there was no water in the background I would have guessed that you were vacationing at @Lava Rock house

I overseed every year on Labor Day weekend, it is important to get good seed growth before the first frost

had a yard work day, wasn’t expecting to see 90. I’m toast

Beer? count the legs again

0.1" yesterday, 0.6" MTD. she dry

OR maybe, just maybe some of those posters enjoy pleasant weather (not talking about todays crap), and don't particularly enjoy HHH.

<0.1" so far. I hope the humid humpers are outside enjoying the 95+% humidity that they crave.

you are close to the optimal reseeding time for sure. I do my overseeding every year on Labor Day weekend.

sometimes you take what is said here way to literally. Like, "back broken" is not a metrological term, I am pretty sure everyone here is aware of that. and I am pretty sure that 99% of the posters here understand that since it is mid-August, there are likely to be some hot days before the end of the year. now my interpretation of back broken means that MOST of the HHH days are behind us, with some cooler (no DIT, I am not forecasting 30's) days and nights. and that interpretation also means that YES, I expect some hot days too. Like you said, it is all very subjective

unless you have irrigation, you might want to hold off on the seeding.