butterfish55

My in laws on Cape Breton (Lake Ainslie) are prepping.  13 hour drive from Raynham

Broken clouds, some blue sky and sun.  74/69.....nice morning

We've had plenty of rain here lately.  You all can have it

Were you scared? 

22 hours ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

@butterfish55 lived through this.

Can confirm....Freshman year at UMiami.  Arrived on campus and moved into my dorm and Andrew hit early the next morning.  The NHC at that time was located right across the street on US1.  Their last recorded windspeed was 142 mph before they stopped reporting.   Campus was pretty much destroyed.  After 2 days they closed campus for 2 (maybe 3?) weeks and told everybody to go home.  It was an amazing storm.  I'll never forget the sound of the wind...Like sitting above the wing of an airplane while it's taking off.

Added water to the pool 3 days ago....pumping it out now.

Saw BOX reported 7" fell in Rehoboth in 3 hours.

Had .95. Before losing power… I’m guessing about .25 or so after losing power until station came back on.
Now up to .15

Never a good thing when me and Brett both lose power at the same time (we're about 5 miles apart).

Catching the northern part of that storm, Matt (butterfish) is the one really taking it on the chin

You're about to get torn a new one in that line.  May clip here.

Raynham/Taunton area punching Stein in the face yesterday and today. About to get poured on

Been working outside in Needham all morning. Pretty nice. Little humid, but no rain

Nice sema subby zone

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0.25

1.11" and ticking up still.

Water temp approaching 90. Exactly where it should be

93/70

1.44” winding down 

Pouring here...nice to see it

78/76 here in Wareham as I end my 4th week in the new job of installing whole house standby generators for an electrical contractor.

Great month to be working outside everyday....

That's 2 MONTHS of rainfall here.

20 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Looks like rain for Tblizz. COC teased here.

Nope...POOF...I95 forcefield strikes again

17 minutes ago, BrianW said:

Another record month for solar production.... 

Just noticed mine was a record for July too, but it was also the second highest month of production I've had in 11 years since the system went live.  Tells me 2 things....It was a dry and sunny month, and also my panels haven't really seen any reduction in efficiency after 10+ years

heat phail today.  82.7F has been high.  Currently 81.1F

I have the Davis Vantage Pro 2 and I purchased the wireless transmitter so I could remotely set up my anemometer.
https://www.scientificsales.com/6332-Davis-Sensor-Transmitter-p/6332.htm

Tickled 95 here before the TCU. Now 91 and mostly cloudy. Few downpours have been popping to my SE. 

Installing a generator in Scituate....really nice day to be working out in the direct sun