powderfreak
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Wildest inning of the season for the Sox… The Red Sox sixth inning featured: 10 batters, 5 runs, 4 unearned runs, 3 walks, 2 doubles, 1 hit by pitch, 2 dropped pop flys, 1 infield fly in the outfield, 1 fan on the field.
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Low 50s already… chilly!
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Awesome dude. That’s on my bucket list. People I know who’ve gone say the Black Hills geography was more impressive than they imagined.
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People want all the amenities and services that come with urban high density… with the “country feel” of low density. How close can I get to Boston but still feel like I live in God’s Country, ha.
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Some snowfall last night up on the Gaspe in the Maritimes. Very green vegetation ha.
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Yeah I just didn’t get the HOA thing I guess. I agree most are middle class, with a wide definition. Never hear of HOA in suburbs up north.
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You really think that’s most of this New England forum you interact with on a daily basis?
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It’s not just about kid stuff. It’s half joking and not aimed at you… just that sometimes reading this thread one might think it’s just problem after problem and every reply is a cynical remark. Guess there’s not a lot of optimism running around these days lol.
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Cynicism running rampant this morning. Hard to see the good in anything, ha.
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Yeah getting widespread 30s for dews. A few stations mixing out to near 32F Td. We dry air.
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As top of mind still after the past year… fear is the most provocative emotion out there. The Communism fear is definitely a well leveraged one for decades.
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Agreed on all. Reminds me I need to read more of the Jack Ryan series. I got hooked last spring during the stay at home era… went through a half dozen of them but there are so many.
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We got 46F last night. Getting even drier out now at 61/39. Dews slipping into the 30s with a breeze, almost hoodie weather. Looks like SLK snuck down to 39F and HIE at 42F.
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61/56 here. Temp is now lower than the dew point was for the previous 48 hours lol.
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BTV was probably close to that high, but very low RH. It’s still warm/hot in the sun. But those dews really matter. Loved the first bit of the heatwave… dews in 50s with 90F. Yesterday 85/70 was just miserable for anything outside except swimming.
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Words do not describe how good it feels outside, ha. A totally different world from this morning. 81/48 is the definition of great warm season weather.
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Can’t wait to get home after work and open the place up wide again. The humidity lockdown has ended, ha.
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You know its humid or you have a problem when you are refreshing dew point maps to watch the breath of fresh air move in.
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Yeah. I saw EFK down to 41F at one point, but has come back up to 46F. Looks like FSO is coming back up, 39F now. Both of those stations are a bit of the secondary tier around here though. Seems to be a lot of jumping around, mixing probably. BTV down to 46F. Might mix out into low-40s, seems to be dropping with every 5-min update, RH now at 28%. Gahhh.
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Dews are plummeting now. Feels so nice. Down to 54F now at MVL for a dew point from 70F this morning. BTV down to 48F dew. Highgate, VT (KFSO) down to 37F on the Canadian border. Let's get more of these dews in the 30s down in here. 83/37 for 19% RH there. Chamber Weather is back.
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Yeah it feels much nicer now. We were around 70F dew point this morning and now down into the mid-50s with NW winds continuing.
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We’ve been very dry too.
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It's been really dry here. It's been a while since some soaking rains. I love it though, plans are never interrupted by rains. Some years it seems to annoyingly rain every afternoon. Never have to worry about changing outdoor plans due to rain or have to worry about what to wear. No rubber Carhartt wetsuits on the mountain. No mud, or soft slick ground. Just easy travel on foot with the dog once again this evening up at the picnic tables.
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Karen is going to kick your ass.
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Maybe using Worcester, ha. Must’ve forgotten the 1 in front of the 4.
