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I always figured this type of thing would be drive by some sort of fuel market disruption that made transport costs prohibitive. Never figured on actual containers being stranded in the wrong places being an issue.

Bruins, what a shame. Lol.

We’ve broken the 60° barrier. 59.5°/53°

63°/54°. It’s almost chilly.

The humidity lockdown may be the worse kind. Can't even escape it with a solo hike.

You do know they aren't "experimental" right? An EUA basically authorizes the manufacturer to start production before approval, instead of waiting to ramp it up afterwards. https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-covid-vaccines/corrected-fact-check-covid-19-vaccines-are-not-experimental-and-they-have-not-skipped-trial-stages-idUSL1N2M70MW https://vaccine.unchealthcare.org/science/vaccine-approval/whats-the-difference-between-fda-emergency-use-authorization-and-fda-approval/

Yep. 78.2°/56.3° near perfection

Lol. .03 here.

Speaking of quitting, where is Wiz? Seems like some ok storms popping in SNE this afternoon and he’s nowhere to be found. Selling ‘s again?

77.9°/68.7° muggy but not hell-like.

Edit: My god what an awful 80's video. I don't know that I had ever seen that before or maybe I blocked it from my memory. No wonder Blackmore left Deep Purple to play Renaissance music.

I’m sorry but that’s pretty weak.

And the Habs are in to the Conference Finals! Completely unexpected. Not going to happen but how epic would a Montreal/Boston Stanley Cup final be?

Hippy beat you to it

74°/57° inside. Not unbearable. Outside it’s 75°/64°

88.5° at my house for the high.

Move it up to Portsmouth.

That’s something about John Rahm. He was rolling, -18.

Rain shower here. Temp dropped from 84 to 76

There is a definite gradient from west to east. Waterbury might have light snow, while Montpelier has flurries and I have blue skies at my house. A lot depends wind direction and other factors. Occasionally, a lake effect streamer will get through the Winooski River gap, following the interstate and it will be snowing at the exit but by the time you get to downtown, it has been reduced to flurries.

PF did a good job explaining some of the nuances. My office is downtown, next to the State House and I drive in from Barre Town, 15-20 minutes away. My commute takes me from 1250’ at my house, down into the valley floor at 750’-800’ and then up to exit 6 on 89 before getting off in Montpelier at exit 8. So I travel through some pretty variable weather on my way to work. At my house, my best guess for an average snowfall is around 100”. Downtown Montpelier is less but there is some CAD that helps with retention, especially in the narrower parts of the valley closer to the interstate. If you live in the area, it’s not hard to gain a little elevation rather quickly unless you want to live right downtown.

Well, I didn’t mean it that way. That liquor store had been pretty loose on the mask rules so it felt odd to see everyone there masked up.

I went to a redemption center/liquor store to return some bottles today. I was the only one without a mask. Felt strange.

Seems like they have started to turn that around https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/canada-now-among-top-countries-for-1st-doses-of-covid-19-vaccines-so-how-high-can-we-go-1.6050268 https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/18/americas/canada-us-covid-vaccination/index.html