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i had a couple rain drops on the windsheild on my way to work this morning. is that good?

18 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Looks pretty normal in Tolland. Glad drought isn’t an issue there.

change DIT to NIT?

40 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

They are literally handing out fines to anyone caught watering outside in many towns in this area. The town of scituate I believe had already handed out over 100 citations I believe.

Those restrictions extend to private well water too in many areas. So you can be fined for watering even if you have your own well 

yeah, that's not even funny. my parents house used to be on city water, with a well for irrigation. many folks in town had the same setup. most would have a sign out front stating that well water was in use so they wouldn't get hassled.

9 hours ago, Cold Miser said:

Nice sunset tonight after decent rain showers...again. The loons are out tonight, haunting sounds echoing off the water. 

Also, These folding lawn chairs from the 1960s or 70s are more comfortable than the ADK chairs.

 

DIT wants to know if you had to wear a hoodie

3 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

Get a ladder and a long stick, and give it a whack.  If they sting the crap out of you, it will be a great winter.  If you escape unscathed...dead ratter.

what happens if I fall off the ladder? no winter for me?

3 minutes ago, wxeyeNH said:

Bring on a SE flow of clean tropical air with quick hitting showers.

Bahama Blues!

is that the Stay-Puft marshmallow man?

14 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Nah!  The summer when the nests in northern Maine were 10-15 feet off the ground, the following winter (1982-83) saw a January thaw wipe out almost all the cover.  That winter's deepest pack, 24", was the lowest of our 9 full winters there.  The next summer most nests were near the ground and winter 83-84 was the only one in which my 61" snow stake needed an extension. 
(May not apply to SNH )

it's the first one that i have seen hanging from a tree branch in a very long time. usually they are attached to a house somewhere. although a couple years ago i saw one attached to the top of the outlet of a culvert pipe

found a huge wasps nest hanging from a branch about 20 feet off hte ground. huge winter incoming?

92/76. like @weathafella said-Uncle

96/75. i have had enough of this stuff

Rain shower rolled through earlier, dropped a quick 1/4” now it is soupy. 82/78 on my poorly sited thermo. Whatever the actual DP is, it’s a sauna out there. no thanks 

46 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Yep. I glanced at radarscope and saw the purple pixels just to my west. Looked out the window and it was hailing.

just saw on FB that Hollis got smoked, lots of trees/wires/poles down across town

1 minute ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Looks like somewhere just north of 1.5" in the Lowe's bucket I left outside. 

radarscope showed a couple interesting looking pixels as that moved through ASH

On 7/7/2022 at 6:21 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

Hammer going Hammertime on dews. Long duration stretch starts Tuesday as Coc ks go into hibernation till mid Oct

moving the goalposts already

42 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

By the time this siege is over sometime later in September, those few warm , dry weeks of June will be long forgotten and this will be remembered as a long, hot, humid summer 

96/63 at MHT, 93/64 at CON, 97/71 at mi casa. We toss my obs, both temp and DP

83/64 here

line looked nasty, lots of lightning to my north. but just rain here, picked up over 1/2” in about 20 mins. Take

82 inside my house. installed but not turned on today 

88/73 here. disgusting outside

34 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

I'm only about 10 inches behind last July.

July 2021: 15.5"

July 2022: 2.5"

1 hour ago, Cyclone-68 said:

Whatever  would scare domestic animals should be the criteria 

so. fireworks considered severe? 

pretty good cell ripped through Manchester NH earlier. trees down in a couple places, poles and wires down over by Lake Massabesic

9 hours ago, OceanStWx said:

MHT just gusted to 52 mph. LOL.

yeah, it got breezy. lots of leaves and small branches strewn around the 'hood. no damage that I have seen as of yet

4 hours ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Ya it was certainly not windy till the top. The parking at 2600’ had a breeze but inconsistent with SW exposure but the short climb to 3k offered a nice reward at the top . Was impressed at the lack of humidity NW of concord ,Nh 
 

yeah you always have to climb up from the parking area to get the full experience. in winter it’s a rough climb on the snowmobile but worth it every time 

13 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Went to the top of 3k Mount Kersearge just 60 mins from Nashua . Humidity was low and temp at top was 74 at noon with a steady breeze .

It felt amazing up there .

I've been up there a bunch of times, and it is never not windy. really neat spot