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1.5" so far, almost 9" MTD

15 minutes ago, amarshall said:

I had to turn off the irrigation this morning. I've had like 6 rain skips so far this year which is a new record . It goes by forecasted rainfall amounts and it was already up to 0.25 " when I shut it off

mine has not run since June 30. either the rain sensor has been on, rain skips, or manual skips (I don't always trust the rain skips)

9 hours ago, weathafella said:

Gonna finish AOA normal for July 

you could be right, in fact I could see it being within +/- 1 degree of normal. aside from BDL, I don’t see us being much above normal. I don’t see any crazy heat forecasted for BOS north for the next week or so. 

1.7" today, just over 7" MTD. that's a lot of rain for July.

2 minutes ago, wx2fish said:

Winding down. Close to 3". Best banding seemed to rotate in Rockingham Co, looks like we almost doubled the ASH/MHT totals 

yeah, I have less than 1.5"

26 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

"Your" problem...not mine.

February was good IMBY.

11 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Its all that has happened in 5 months  since December 2020.

FYP

4 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Sometimes I think that ASOS is in a shed halfway into the woods. 

I'm just under 1" not too far north of you

40 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Right in the middle of the band and......it's totally meh.

noticed the same thing here at MHT. yellow blobs on radar are washing out as they cross the MA/NH border.

On 7/7/2021 at 7:24 PM, Wow said:

verified tapatalk is working again. 

badges are for sissies

is there a way to get rid of that column on the right? I can't make it go away on my ipad

4 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Other than the endless rains, cold temperatures and cloudy skies this is a perfect summer.

to be fair, June was a pretty decent month up here. I don't do averages, so I don't know where it stood compared to average. we had 2 very cool days with highs of 61.5 and 64.6, but we did have 9 days with temps at or above 90. and we only got less than 1.5" of rain. I'd say it was warmer than normal, with some very hot days (high of 97.3)

23 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

ORH -4.1F so far this month.  BOS -3.6*

torch!???

my lowest 3 high temps since July 1: 58.6, 64.9, and 68.9. Highest temp was 86.9. that's not a July you tell your grandkids about.

feeling a bust up here. 0.2" so far, weather app has me at less than 1" for the rest of the day. 

1 hour ago, KoalaBeer said:

Should be a fun little event on the NH seacoast. Not expecting much in the way of wind, but water is just about always the bigger problem for us anyways. I got a feeling this won’t be the only tropical mischief we have up this way this summer. Did anyone ever post the flash flooding/landslides from Japan this week? We are lucky to not really be vulnerable to these kind of natural disasters in our part of the world. 

 

holy shite, glad we don't live there. That dude in the white van at around the 1 minute mark is lucky he got out of there. 

5 hours ago, dendrite said:

3k NAM looks like the euro with track. Could be quite the soaker. 

don't need another soaker, just got 4.5" last weekend

2 hours ago, kdxken said:

Totally unscientific but it just has a feel today. Heard the first cicadas.

totally agree, it’s just plain soupy out, although I’ll probably be on the outside looking in. and I am ok with that. and I also heard cicadas today as well.

up over 4” of rain since Thursday.

3.75” in the last 48 hours. today’s high temp is like 57

added another 1” since yesterday, closing in in 3” since Thursday. what a fookin toaster bath

closing in on 2” in the last 16 hours. that’s more rain than I got the entire month of June (1.4”)

0.14” lol. Lawn getting crispy

12 minutes ago, KoalaBeer said:

Radar starting to look juicy. That Jaffrey cell looks nasty and the cell by Manchester should go boom quickly as well. 

1 minute ago, DomNH said:

Possibly about to get crushed.

looks pretty dark off to my WNW

48 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

0.02" in earlier sprinkle.

I can see your grass growing already.

25 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

What it’s all about right here.damage 

 

is that Wizzy dancing around in that video?

9 hours ago, powderfreak said:

Oh yeah, it drives the dog nuts.  There will be 3 of them out there swimming around and slapping their tails in a big splash before going underwater.  The young ones love signaling the herd that some other creature is around.  After a few days watching them, the kids swim in very distinct routes in the shade while the adults take charge in the open.  Nature.

a few years ago while snowmobiling somewhere up north, we came across a smaller tree across the trail, looked pretty fresh. Sure enough, there was a beaver running down the trail just behind it with a big branch in its mouth. Cute, but destructive little fockers.