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7 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:
87/69 this crap sucks
Better get used to it . Long next 3 months for you if not
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37 minutes ago, SJonesWX said:
They will crowd themselves out, don't worry the thousands will be down to the hundreds in like 10 years.
seriously though, I wouldn't worry about it. It's nature, baby!
The last thing anyone needs is more Oaks .
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1 minute ago, dendrite said:
Hips n’ lips?
And dicks n chics
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On 6/21/2025 at 1:35 PM, tamarack said:
Despite a huge amount of blossoms, our 3 apple trees had a terrible fruit set. The most prolific one, Haralred, will have a light crop, but the Ultramac will have very few and the Empire probably none. The only worse seasons were 2008, as the deer browsed all the buds thanks to a tall and solid snowpack (and the neighbor's cedar harvest ending in early February), and 2010 when the very early spring led to 3 mid-May mornings in the low-mid 20s.
I blame this year's trouble on awful weather during the pollination time. We had 9 straight cloudy rainy days May 17-25 and the latter 7 days had average temps of 50/40 - maxima that week was 16° BN. Almost no pollinating insects were out and about during that time and by the 26th the blossoms had mostly fallen apart.
There's always next year . . .A legit question/ concern.. last year being a huge mast year for acorns.. all along the edge of and even deep in the woods are new little Oak saplings. The kind you see in lawns that can be mowed. But I mean there’s hundreds, if not thousands in the woods.. way too many to pull . Will all of these become new Oak trees or will they die? I mean I’ve never seen this many before and it’s concerning
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83/77… out here moving shaking and enjoying
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6 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:
Yup...hopefully it is close to correct
It’s possible it’s a bit low .
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Getting sun now . I’m sure it won’t matter as Steinfeld takes care of things
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49 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
Looks like clouds screw up today
Hopefully not a 2nd Steining .3K NAM looks awful
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Steined this morning . Wonder how he’ll get us this afternoon?
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What is Peter Pann even talking about?
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43 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:
I love June for days like the past two.
Today was HHH. Welcome to the team!
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20 minutes ago, Snowedin said:
Classic summer day here..mid 80s, some dews, plenty of sun..what more can you ask for this time of year?
Just one tstorm . Even just bolts into a tree or pole really
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8 minutes ago, Brewbeer said:
I’m at BDL right now
Congrats . Not many get there.
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Those clouds today hurt the usual spots from hitting 93-94. BDL still pulled off 90. There were times when it was almost complete cloudy for 15 minutes
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Yeah clouds today killed 90 in SNE
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A month for the ages about to begin, cannot wait !
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Man did he come back quickly. In bed with all of us in SNE.. poking , tickling , Steining
https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1939694080109183207?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
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Don’t think we’ve had any thunder storms here this summer . Might have been a shower in Mayorch . Boredom for so many years
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Looks like 3rd and 4th went from promises of Coc k to afternoon/ evening storms , sounds awesome . Thanks @ineedsnow
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Tomorrow seems Stein for many in SNE anyway
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2 minutes ago, BrianW said:
You need to move down to the shoreline. Just got back from another special 5 miler along the shoreline.
Expect a typical warm and humid summer day region wide. The region will be just north or along the northern periphery of a stalled frontal boundary to the immediate south. Dew point readings will be primarily in the middle and upper 60s through the early afternoon. A sea breeze gets going for the afternoon and will usher in slightly
higher moisture values with dew points approaching 70 late in the day and evening along far southern locationsNeed to be in and up for the 3x it snows and matters in winter
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66/63. Deep summet run
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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:
Seems like mosquitoes not as bad this week as it’s been dry here locally.
As soon as Stein hit last week , yes much less mosquitoes. Lawns are furnacing brown in sun
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28 minutes ago, kdxken said:
I told you, you win I'm done. It's been super hot for the past 4 days.
July 2025 Obs/Disco ... possible historic month for heat
in New England
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Please make this happen