CoastalWx

Gonna be stuck in this pattern for awhile. Maybe later in 1st week of May it improves.

Yawn

It’s been meh for days. A few bits of sun and then dodging showers and graupel.

Weeks and weeks before we hit 70 again?

We had better days in January.

This wx blows. Luckily we have months and months of 95/70 coming up.

No it isn’t.

Been a gravy train just to my south by two miles. If this were summer I’d be triggered.

Probably a late show. Seems like hail the threat right now.

Pretty meh so far.

I won't forget Nov 2003. Saw the faint green with my own eyes. It was stopping traffic lol.

My rose bush is shit too.

I totally get the lighting part. Like I said...the stuff you and Eric take are quality shots.

Jim, Jack, and John??

Never was. 40s occurs in the coastals this time of year. We'll have a shot again this weekend.

I've seen pics from Eric and Scott (Mainejayhawk and Powderfreak). Those are high quality shots from a good camera with maybe a hint of augmentation....and that is perfectly fine. Perhaps they do nothing to them. I love their pics.

I hate getting into that art debate, because many photographers get defensive when you call out the saturation. For me, I'm talking about those real egregious examples. To the point where it's completely incorrect in terms of how the visions appear. I can't tell you how many times I've seen pics of "Boston Common in Autumn.." and it's just laughable. Just completely wrong. That stuff I have a problem with. At that point you're just throwing it out there to disrobe to how many likes and retweets you get.

Aren't the grubs good for the chickens though? Or are they just too much for the property?

It's been a quiet 10 years in the tornado dept. We've had several bursts of events producing EF1s-3s for sure. Haven't had a lot of violent ones though.

I also read it has to be for those that produce Japanese beetles. Otherwise it does not work.

LOL, I think Stein has moved towards jack fetishes like Powderfreak said. If it's not 3"+... We were flooding after the March nor'easter and water levels looked a bit lower than normal last week, but nothing crazy heading into yesterday. Looks fairly wet going forward. This week probably features lots of sct aftn shwrs/iso thunder.

Tough stretch for the KFS.

EVERYTHING is saturated these days. I was thinking the same, how did it look with the naked eye?

Does seem like an overall wet pattern going forward.

“Grubs have to eat milky spore for it to infect them, so the best time to apply milky spore is in early fall when grubs feed most actively. You can apply milky spore in spring and summer, as well, because grubs are present pretty much any time the ground isn’t frozen. The ideal soil temperature for milky spore is between 60 and 70 degrees. This is another reason why fall, when temperatures are cooler, is the ideal time for milky spore applications. “