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2.6 billion or so. There were trees down over roughly a third of all of New England.
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Some of the RGB satellite products will also show high ozone concentration air in that zone too.
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Yes, and often you will see Cu develop on the nose of the jet as the increased convergence near the surface forces upward motion.
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Definitely has that look.
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I'm pretty comfortable with Bob, 7/23/08 RI tornado, and Feb '13 blizzard. While I missed the best parts of the storms October 2011 and Sandy for the shear anomaly were pretty cool.
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That's honestly what the bulk of the regional rain is going to be. Tropical moisture being drawn into the approaching shortwave. The main TC shield rain is going to whiff everyone but James.
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Mid level magic. Every damn time.
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I cut our QPF in half on the evening update. LavaRock threw his remote through the TV.
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Tolland, ORH, and PWM all have the same chance for tropical storm force winds as Alabama did.
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Looks like it retrogrades trof in AK during the fall into ridging DFJ, so no real reason to toss.
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Citra is my all day every day. So if it's anything like that I'm in. I didn't even know I liked it until I started looking at what was in all my favorite beers. But I like citrus flavors, so it makes sense.
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That ASOS install is looking more and more likely by the day.
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I'm certainly no expert, but I know what goes in the beers I like. Bissell's flagship (which may be my favorite go to beer) does Apollo, Chinook, Centennial, and Falconer's Flight. I know the NZ hops also have some interesting flavors too.
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Not sure how I missed this but you could hook up an IV drip of Citra or Mosaic and I would be fine.
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Went to a Kp 5 last night, with forecasts around 6 tonight. It was very faint on the horizon here at GYX last night, and a 6 is typically good enough for us to see it clearly at the office.
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But when an Airbus flies overhead on the way to Frankfurt the gubment is turning the frogs gay.
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Great, my people. So far all I know we’ll be doing is spending about a week in Florence centered around my sister’s wedding, and then head to Ambra (near Siena) for a couple nights to detox. Then we are off to Amalfi. I could see us renting a place outside the towns and popping in to each there over the next we days.
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I was investigating my red maple after our recent vacation and when I went to water it found all these little white/gray bugs crawling all over it. Especially near the cankers. Any ideas what they might be? Also has a good dozen black/white/yellow caterpillars in it.
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Ooo, I want to hear about Amalfi. We're headed there next April after my sister gets married in Florence (which we've seen before). Southern Italy will be all new to us.
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If I had to guess, the mower scuff is where the fungus got in and now there are several other cankers where the tree is trying to fight it off. The crown dieback is what really has me convinced it's something actively trying to kill it.
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Hmm, sounds easy enough to give it a try. I don't want to lose it because it's most likely I effed it up by banging it with the mower before I mulched around it.
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Did some investigating around my red maple with crown dieback, and discovered at least a half dozen cankers on the trunk. I'm pretty worried that this may be a losing battle. I'm trying to keep it watered enough to fight off the fungus, but it doesn't seem that I can do much else to help it.
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Aurora already visible up at Katahdin. Brought my camera to work, forgot a lens...
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Aurora sneaking into the area overnight. Forecasts actually show tonight (Monday night) being possibly a better show for farther south latitudes in New England.
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Looks like our peonies developed powdery mildew thanks to the recent stretch of dry weather. The last couple of fronts whiffed PWM on rain, nada since 7/23.
