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CoastalWx

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  1. 18 hours ago, backedgeapproaching said:

    You may be right and as Julian said in NY he was having trouble. Seems some states have the ban. Most Starter Fertilizers have a pretty high phosphorus count as its important in establishing a new lawn. They are normally like 18-24-12 or something in that range. The middle number(phosphorous) is normally 24 or 25 or so. 

    I havent used phosphorous since 2009 when I redid my while lawn from scratch so I haven't really had the need for phosphorus in fert, so guess things have gotten strict since then. I do mostly organic now if I can, but will do some synthetic Nitrogen drops in the fall.

     

    I just saw it today. I skipped that and just doing a preemergent with fert. 

  2. 26 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

    I asked him the same question.  I don't think he knows specifically.  I can't imagine seeing surface fertilizer impacting a subsurface well.  If I had to guess it's over 100' down.  He's surrounded by about 20 houses and he's in a rural area.  Just to his west is the vast expanse of the Hockomock Swamp.

    Bigfoot.

  3. 7 hours ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

    Just bought a house as many of you know. Yard is an absolute disaster. It’s a new build, and the sellers wanted nothing to do with landscape.

    Will do before and after pictures. Phase 1 this weekend is putting stone down behind the house and under the deck 

    Many times new home lawns are terrible and take years to establish. Just be patient. 

  4. 2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    It's also a weak Nino (and actually using 3.4 criteria we have officially met the criteria) and I'm sure there are other factors which can certainly outweigh this.

    Anyways with climate change and all I don't think the whole ENSO correlation to tropical activity has as much merit as it used to have. I may be wrong since I'm going off memory, but haven't the past few Nino's actually had above-average activity in the Atlantic? With the AMO looking like it is transitioning towards the negative phase I wonder if this starts to take dominance. I haven't looked at the AMM but will have to see how that transitions moving through the spring. 

    Nino's typically have shear. But yeah I would guess east based has more of an effect vs central or west. And yes, whether it's AGW or not...a general warmer PAC probably throws off ENSO correlations a tad. As usual, so many things need to get factored in. It's never as simple as saying "well nino or nina mean this or that.."

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  5. Just now, backedgeapproaching said:

    Snow pack finally retreating since Nov and looks like some heavy heavy vole damage.  Looks like a while colony was thriving under that glacier for 5 months.

    We had that 4 years ago. Lil bastards.

  6. 6 hours ago, OceanStWx said:

    Actually Joe D rows a dinghy out into the harbor with a portable snow board and 8" gauge during every snow storm now. :flood:

    I really wouldn't waste too much time worrying about whether you're in the PNS or not, especially the final PNS. We use those to generate our observed snowfall maps. And outliers make the map look like shit, even if you're an outlier because of elevation. We remove reports all the time to smooth the map out. It's not an indictment of your measuring technique (except when it is *cough* Lunenburg *cough*). 

    Is there a way to keep them if they do make sense? If the data is viable...I would think just to leave it in. I know it would help with those maps...but for scientific purposes you could just keep it in. 

  7. This storm will bring out low amounts if you did not do it right. We were 31.5-31.8 and accumulated just fine. Even blowing off roof. I didn’t lose much to road cave, but measured in a shady spot on north side of house where snow stuck immediately. I was highly confident in the amount. The lowest I found was just over 14.5”  where the snow was last to accumulate on part of my torch driveway. So I believe Cory. 

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  8. Just now, powderfreak said:

    Congrat's man.... really mean that.  Been a tough winter down there of dark days and winter rain.  Really nice to win one I'm sure.

    Need some pics later!

    Weymouth 1, Stake 0 in March ;).

    Thanks dude. I know it was childish, but I needed this lol. Just so busy with things personally. I just wish I was more bullish, but I’ll take it.

  9. 1 minute ago, wxsniss said:

    I guess our KBOS measurement woes have not resolved...?

    ...Suffolk County...
       South Boston          15.5   918 AM  3/04  Trained Spotter
       Dorchester            15.5   720 AM  3/04  Ham Radio
       Chelsea               14.0   815 AM  3/04  Ham Radio
       Jamacia Plain         13.2   800 AM  3/04  Co-Op Observer
       Boston                13.0   925 AM  3/04  General Public
       East Boston           12.1   705 AM  3/04  General Public
       Logan AP               9.8   708 AM  3/04  Airport

    What do you expect taking obs from shit island?

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