Chrisrotary12
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Haven't caught anything yet. Went two weekends ago when we jumped up to 70. Nothing moving. Headed out tonight.
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I don't even know what Lesco is. lol
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First round in the books last Friday. Forecast was for 44 and sun. It was 34 with flurries. Played the Jungle at Green Meadow in Hudson, NH. Gotta play it before Amazon bulldozes it. Shot 77. Irons and chipping were excellent. Didn't make anything over 5 ft though.
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With such a Stein-y forecast.....give up on the lawn already for the year? lol
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NWS forecast for 1.09". KASH bucket currently at 0.10". Steined!
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I was actually wondering this as I stared out the window yesterday working. Was wondering if fish had moves up yet.
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Anything left standing gets knocked down by CAA after.
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Spinners in VT tomorrow.
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SNE in the morning. NNE in the evening.
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Thunder tomorrow?
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We need track changes!!
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May 2021 is going to suck isn't it? Endless 55 F and drizzle.
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Headed to North Conway next Sunday to Wednesday. Should I start my expectations at 1 or 2 feet of snow?
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Looks like nothing more than a nuisance event up here. 1-2" of slush.
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When wasn't it a yawner for you?
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Leaning towards useless up here. Bring me the 60s!
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Bookend to winter 2020-2021? 6” of paste to start and end?
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Tuned out WEEI years ago. T&R are unlistenable. Bertrand & Zolak are fine. Honestly the 3rd wheel guys are better than the main hosts. Murray & Gasper on Saturday's are good.
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It is absolutely roaring out as this shower passes by.
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48 straight hours of snow!
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52.9 F. Should go get mail to feel this awesomeness
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A quiet, snowless end to March would be great. Absolutely itching to get outside, clean the yard, burn the debris and kill the mother f*****g chipmunks. Just need the snow to melt and not return.
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Do I hear Stein's drum beating already?
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Gusts are definitely less frequent but still pretty strong when they come.
