powderfreak

None, he ate them all.

Yeah even 60F dew will feel like an October day now.

This is when you throw hard but have no idea where it’s going… Red Sox Stats · 14m 99 99 99 98 99 99 97 99 98 99 99 99 97 97 97

Sey-Less Snow? Enjoy the pool.

He crushed that ball, that thing went four and a hazel!

Even some normal mins of like 50F would feel cold right now. Normal lows 51-52F at MVL… 12 of the last 16 days have been 60+ and 8 of the 16 at 65+. We are getting destroyed by the overnight departures.

It won’t be all that long before some are getting angry when it’s warm because it’s not seasons in seasons.

Gotta get her to say “that’s a pair of shoes” for Eck.

There’s a forum for everything I’m sure. Hopefully off-topic stuff doesn’t ruin the weather side for him.

Nope. Throws really hard but has literally no idea where it’s going. I think it’s Whitlock. He bounced back after his Yankee outing and really saved the game for them with multiple innings after Barnes last night. They needed something like that to get them excited again. Hopefully that fires them up a bit.

This has been one helluva stretch of dews and heat up north outside the tropical storm. Every day is dews 65-70F and heat.

You’re in the firehose. 1+ axis expanding this evening. It wants to rain.

Just been an insane summer for SNE high rain rates.

It pains me to say it, but the higher dewpoint/moisture/PWAT air does seem to help the vegetation thrive. Regular rainfall, more clouds, etc and the vegetation goes nuts. Forest, garden, lawn. I do miss the desert warm air that seemed to be around the first half of the warm season up here as a personal preference, but it has it's benefits.

You have that way with people, it spawns discussion like this . I'm only at 16" since May 1st and I think like 10 of those inches came in the past 5 weeks. May/June and even into early July were real dry up here. I was watering the garden every day and weather never got in the way of being outside. Since mid-July I haven't watered it once.

It’s bad everywhere. I got smoked by them at a campfire on Saturday night in CT and then this evening walking the dog in Stowe it felt like I needed a hazmat suit to keep them out. Look down at your legs and find like half a dozen of them working on you at once.

37” seems reasonable to be honest. The localized nature of the torrential rains… I mean there are like 3-5” next to under 1” in some of these. And that’s over months time. Even in Stowe just in August alone there are 3-4” differences in some PWS.

Bookend season snows maybe? You never know.

See it’s stuff like this that is part of the “storm threats” envelope and certainly noteworthy. The flooding where parks, ball fields, swings are under water; I’m a big fan. I know Tippy has a fetish for it too, ha. Good stuff but doesn’t seem to be totally ruining property?

It's just been hot, humid, and had some tropical blue skies for a time early this evening. Just completely removed in parts of NNE.

Add me to the no car guy list, but I like the logic of "noise and markings" that no the other wheel assembly has is the culprit. Stuck caliper would be my guess, it probably seems to happen when cold because you are at slower speeds usually starting out. We've all been there. Caliper and break pads, they are usually a combo of both.

Nice, that's the first sub 10K snow I've seen yet. Barely sub 10K feet but it counts. The Utah ski areas saw some 11,000ft snow earlier this week. I love that climate when you can be like 75-80F or snowing in August.

That was my family’s opinion when I left CT too… glad and thankful it was less than what might have been possible. Still enough power outages to be “a storm” though. I’d assume most homeowners down there are happy with as little damage as possible. I can definitely see the weather hobbyists disappointment too. I still think every tropical system from Texas to Maine gets overhyped, not necessary a bad thing, and someone gets boned out of a good storm, but they continue to show how complex they are with so many different threat types. Models handle them quite poorly too.

How much is an insurance deductible on a boat? No idea what cost of damage is or anything regarding insurance on a boat… obviously that money is fairly significant but is it something most boat owners would do again next week if the same scenario happened again? How rough does it have to get wind/seas to cause big issues to marinas?

October and April are winter months, the ones in between are the real question marks.