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low of 39, 2 days in a row

1/4” here. full of meh

a bit of a chill in the air today while mowing the acorns.

managed to get a little yard work done today, high of 68 but was pretty humid. 0.05” rain since 4pm

i can't sleep without AC. last night would have been horrible, as my house stays wicked hot. Not to mention the fog outside, had windows been open everything would have been wet. No thanks.

4 hours ago, mreaves said:

@WinterWolfHave ever been to this? NH Grass Drags and Watercross  45,000 people and all things snowmobile.

I went several years ago. it’s a great time (when it’s not super wet and muddy)

11 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Who still has AC in lol? Refuse to put them in , in April May when needed , but have them into October with cool nights 

aren't the nights pretty cool in April when you install?

26 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Yup 70's to around 80 won't be seen again until maybe February definitely Dec 24 and Dec 25

FYP

finished the month with a hair under 6” of rain. wet but not drenched

< 3/4” here. GWLH

sun was barely able to break through today. when it did it warmed up. but overall it was a cloudy, cool, seasonable day

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Whirlpool 

<0.1” so far 

just keep this crap south of the MA/NH border please.

got down to 42 here. coldest of the season to date

I saw two big wooly caterpillars over the weekend.

One was all black with no brown stripe at all (crappy winter). The other was almost all brown with just a tip of black on both ends (good winter).  They cancel each other out=average winter. 

Tons of acorns (good winter). Bee hives not high up but in the ground (crappy winter). They cancel each other out=average winter.

that's my scientific analysis.

1 hour ago, Cold Miser said:

Scott has been towing the crappy weather line all summer, and now into the fall.  Dude needs a 30 inch coastal within the next 4 months or he's gonna swan dive off of the Tobin. 

based on his posts over the last several days, he is already standing on the railing with one foot over the edge.

0.05" for the weekend, just over 5" MTD

got the yard work done. Had a little campfire going, then it started to sprinkle. After about an hour we had steady rain, but nothing crazy. enough to drive me back inside. High of 58. just a lovely fall day

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Why are we using the GFS for this ?

3 minutes ago, dendrite said:

GFS wins again

10 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Fascinating critters.  They are actually non-aggressive and prefer not to spray unless necessary.  Great pest control and fun to watch as long as you keep your pets away.  Most mammals won't mess with them.

ever been to Marthas Vineyard? that place is seriously infested with skunks. Camped at the campground a few times in the past. once the sun goes down, they invade the campsites looking for scraps. but they never spray. i had one rubbing up against my legs one time, like it was a cat. it was hard to sit still lol

so how is north of the MA/NH border looking for Saturday? asking for a friend who needs to get a ton of yard work done

3 hours ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

I had the town slightly off. It was at the Castleton in Windham NH. It ended up being a great evening. It was a little breezy during the ceremony but it was sunny and generally pleasant.

 

and I got Covid, that’s not so great 

close enough town-wise. Glad to hear the weather was ok

55 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

I have outdoor plans this weekend and would love it to be dry.

Im not convinced down here though, especially with ensemble spread. I wouldn’t be spiking footballs for dry weather yet.

seriouos question-how did that wedding work out last Saturday-in Pelham NH if I remember?

14 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

mostly OTS.  Icon also east, CMC also took a jump east.   May end up being a whole lot of nothing if the system heads NE too far out to sea

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oh how we pray that is right

7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Let’s suppress 

yes please. I have a ton of yard work to do on Saturday