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you must be new here.
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were you able to unstick the sheets from your fanny this morning? way too dewey for me to open 'em up
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this weather blows in July. even worse in September
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was outside earlier. Needed a shawl. I’m still cold
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I am doing mine this weekend-plan on drought for 2 next weeks
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nailed it.
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that's a waste pipe. no? what are you putting down your drains?
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FYP
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i am aerating and overseeding my lawn this weekend. I can pretty much guarantee a couple weeks of starting on Monday. It never fails. it can rain all summer long, but the second i put down any amount of grass seed, it doesn't rain for a month.
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so when will you admit the bust? Scooter admitted it a week or 2 ago. you know, when you said hot and Dewey from 8/12 through the end of September. or more recently when you called for 2-4” of rain region wide this past Friday.
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I hope that the guy in Taunton didn’t cancel and was able to enjoy a beautiful day
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congrats! GWLH <1", and barely any misery mist going on for most of the day.
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0.6" here. eagerly awaiting my promised 2-3"
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look at that hole right over Taunton. horrifying. oh yeah, there’s on over me too
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parts of CT and RI have had WAY more than north of BOS
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that's a great graphic. Maybe we can show it to the posters from outside of NE that come here to tell us that this has been a scorching hot summer
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King Tutt is in Egypt, silly
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you still calling for unending dews through September?
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looked little nasty on radar, moved quick tho
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looked like that one cell right over you had hail?
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about 3/4" here, under 2" MTD
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tblizz about to get wiped off the map?
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as was discussed recently in this thread, July was only hot because of the night time lows being above normal. Daytime highs were not that hot. July was very, very humid and wet.
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did you both sleep through June?
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The 2023 Lawn, Garden, Landscape Party Discussion
SJonesWX replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
they grow tall and fast, which means they have skinny trunks. while they are young, they will tip over with the slightest wind. Then when they get big and tall, they die at the root ball. Which means there is nothing in the ground to hold them up. poplars suck
