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Posts posted by Ginx snewx
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5 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:
Did inflation hit dew points too? I grew up with 70°+ dews being considered oppressive.
Yea anything over 70 is oppressive if the temp is above 85
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Nice soaking stratiform rain now. COC weekend
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Hickory tree at the end of my driveway I'd humongous. 110 feet easy.
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11 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:
You post em in the winter.. why not summer?
Charts!
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1 hour ago, w1pf said:
2.39 total in Holyoke, sun is out.
AWT congrats
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55 minutes ago, kdxken said:
Over an inch and a half of rain at the woodyard. Just over an inch in southborough.
Barely a one hundredth
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Congrats Springfield HFD on the flooding rains.
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2 hours ago, Spanks45 said:
I mean, it has felt like summer...but I haven't used the A/C once, but the pool temp without heating is sitting at 81°. It can still be summer without 90/70 for weeks, this weather is the best of both worlds, keep energy costs down and still enjoy the summer outdoors, who could complain? Just as in winter, lets get a ton of snow with above average temperatures!
My pool is 66
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2 hours ago, CoastalWx said:
Summer will last through October.
What happened to the torch all of June. We truncate heat humidity each day we COC. It's on its way but so far been springy
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On 5/28/2024 at 8:37 AM, QCD17 said:
Looks like mugwort. Roots will spread quickly underground. Can cause pollen allergies like ragweed.
Medical use
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Had a brief .08 shower this morning enough to wet the garden leaves.
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11 hours ago, backedgeapproaching said:
Cars have that mid winter caked salt look from the dust and pollen around here.
I have had about 1" of rain since May 1st, heavy watering of veggies and gardens
Wow 5.63 here since May 1 but dry spell. Rain is south of us this morning.
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24 minutes ago, amarshall said:
Just got home from Florida and my house is covered in pollen. I always thought pine pollen was late June. What is the pollen we're seeing now? Don't want to powerwash the deck until its all gone.
Pine just loads of it rolling with each gust of wind.
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1 hour ago, kdxken said:
It's likely this. If it was winter moths they would have eaten the maples as well.
"Beech leaf disease (BLD) affects and kills both native and ornamental beech tree species"
No it was maples too. But beaches were wiped out
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Was in SWRI today Holy heck on the white winter moth Damage to Beeches
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Landphoon
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Lots of 70s over high 40s low 50s this week. Back to Spring
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11 hours ago, powderfreak said:
Less species diversity in the colder and mountain climates? No idea, just thinking aloud. Or once the ground finally thaws up to a growing temp the sun is very high in the sky and it all explodes? It does happen fast.
Well first its mid April to first week of May, hype aside species diversity is the reason down here.
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11 hours ago, mreaves said:
Pollys is the bomb. Steined this morning. Probably a good thing as we party to 1AM and my decks and pool area were loaded with towels and clothes. All cleaned up hopefully clearing later this morning for BBQ2.
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I have 3 25 ft Hickory logs headed to the saw mill soon from the hickory we dropped last fall.