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My wife stayed with the dog in the bathroom with a fan on.  She's hated it for all 6 years of her life.  Thinks its WWIII happening.
Just shaking and panting.  The vibrations and noise crush her.  Thunder doesn't bother her but the constant barrage of fireworks gets her extremely anxious, like a panic attack.

It sucks for dogs. 
The fireworks store in NH that I go to has an entire aisle of quiet fireworks.  

LOL even the dogs today are weak. Where are the gun dogs of the past? A blast to those good boys meant time to fetch a duck.

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It's good to see Americans giving a shit at least. We have been so beaten down. The dogs will be fine. Take them for a walk tomorrow.

Fireworks are cool but annoying when you have dogs and they are right in your back yard for 3 straight days


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Just over 5” total


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6 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Isn't that more snow than you got in two days stretch?

Haha I think so 

54.9 with 3.90 “ so far since Friday

58.3 2.61”


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Is this Nantasket

75 and sunny in pismo


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Enjoy the heat folks, will be in SLO area next week 80-60 weather. Back here for the 4th


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Does a car struggle in that kind of heat? Is there less power? I would think the ac would have a hard time keeping up. Imagine a black car outside turned off with the windows up in that heat. The inside would probably melt. 

Looks like NWS site says 2-3F.
https://www.weather.gov/vef/DeathValley130

You will probably never feel an official air temp that warm again in your life. lol

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I always wanted to experience -50 and 120, I kind of experienced -50 at Skagway, they had a gold mining attraction and they had a freezer room that was -50 but you knew you could open the door and it was 50 so not the same but hurt nonetheless.

113 out here in the dessert


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Congrats man.  You can forgo an entire winter and just try to get to Mammoth or something once for a 8-foot Sierra storm.

Congrats on the new job and adventure! Best of luck!  

So last winter was my last one in Boston for awhile. Just took a new job in California. We Will be living in and around SLO. Not sure if we will do SLO or Pismo area. Would like Pismo to enjoy the cool weather, waves and fog.. SLO weather is pretty boring.. maybe I can look forward to a massive Nino winter. Enjoy folks, will still post here when I can and to keep in touch.


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Introduction of cloud and elevating DP is more new than not, from the Euro/NAM/GFS...blah blah, for tomorrow ( Tue) onward.
Today is the last chance for 'big heat' in this scenario, should those new trends play out.  Which looking at Sat and synoptics, seems to extrapolate that way - so observably supports this as bullshit scenario by all modeling, all along.
Went from 93 to 97 look for Tuesday, to perhaps struggling to make 89 if those NAM gridded RH values work out from 06z.   It's not a relief though, because if the skies and air gum up as much as the models suggest, they cannot be right about 64 F DPs.  That's probably 88/74 by 11am, which is no picnic in a field of caressing breezes and waving spring daisies. Probably anvil polluted skies over soupy afternoons where wet steaming roads smell of the dead ground hog carcasses and a Golfer makes the evening news as a strike victim.  Tues and Wed may make 90 by rounding/70 type air -  fine, maybe some impressive CB structures.
Kind of a short term correction for this thing. 
The other aspect that I'm noticing about the late Wed period - it really does seem as though the models are engineering a front in the area, prior to the deep layer synopsis passage of mechanics late in the week.  They may be doing so by deterioration of hgts aloft preceding said shit, and then convective processing gets underway and we end up with frontogenic layout from processed air. 
Man, you know I've never seen the models so hostile to a heat wave pattern - they really haven't 'liked' this thing from the get go. The ridging heights inside the 582 areal expanse have been Swiss cheesed in the runs the whole way; the 588 dm contour is meandering and with least excuse the models can't seem to really fill out the large circumvallate beneath the 582.  That does intrinsically signal this ridge is sort of atypically not as effectively offering the heat dome capping. Meanwhile, the Sonaran/SW ejection aspect just didn't take place as the Euro said it would when this was still 4 days ago.  We're verifying hot enough for pedestrian heat, because sun is so tall at this time of year, the skies averaging >75% clear. We'll see if today gets a convincing 95+ out of this thing.  So now, the models have schemed and figured out how to steal back 2 days from this - haha.  Okay, this popped on the distant signaling with a lot of cross-guidance prominence suggesting it could evolve into a more important ordeal, but just ended up pedestrian.
Meanwhile, here comes autumn in the Euro on D9/10.  Something tells me a that pattern is bullshit out there.

91 nice in the shade, humidity not bad.


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