Great Snow 1717

..oh yes someone has said that lol..Don't you recall someone insisting that November is a winter month???

..yeah and winter begins on Nov 1st!!....

C'mon that work out very well for people in florida...

42 in methuen this morning..felt great outside!!

It's a "cold" TORCH....

68 in Methuen...one of the best days of the summer. No TORCH...NO DEWS....plenty of people outside doing activities from walking,jogging,cycling, yard work, and home maintenance projects...an ideal evening coming up to attend high school sporting events.

How is your forecasted endless torch going for you?? Lol.....

....it sucks..

There are some dumb asses out there that push the rules and limits beyond where they should be pushed. With that said the vast majority of coaches that I know are very aware of safety protocols and rules/regulations. Keep in mind every hs athlete MUST submit a physical report before being allowed to practice. In many cases parents need to sign a waiver and other medical forms. A good example of this is the one of the Tauton HS website. https://highschool.tauntonschools.org/apps/form/form.TAUSD-TAHS.ubCKRb7.S2_?_=1715952960469

.....it is a lot more difficult to prove gross negligence than what many people assume...educators and coaches are well versed in gross negligence....yes some instances of it does take place but even those lawsuits can be difficult to prove and win..

..far too many kids are treated like fragile glass. Just talk to hs football coaches, they will all tell you that once the "cold" hits in October kids begin to quit....parents complain about there not being an indoor practice facility....we both know that SNE becomes the Yukon in October... a player could freeze to death running around a football field....

I spent my first 12 years of school in old unairconditioned buildings....somehow everyone survived...hell the heat barely worked at times during the winter....windows leaked...roofs leaked...people were use to "hardships" back then..now people are soft for the most part.

I'm surprised The Weather Channel doesn't have Jim Cantore reporting live from SNE.....

Greatest late August TORCH of all time....

Unless specifically stated in the policy it does not cover flood damage. Usually umbrella insurance covers injury or property damage that you cause to others. In general it is liability insurance.

https://www.fox61.com/article/weather/what-to-know-flood-insurance/520-5d872e48-b702-4f0a-b913-324f1c17537e https://www.fox61.com/article/weather/severe-weather/connecticut-lamont-request-federal-declaration-emergency-recovery-deadly-floods-damage/520-3e0ba725-6ae2-4225-8b01-2e1f9a0c892 Before cleaning up any damage it is important to document the damage by taking video and photos. It is well known that homeowners insurance generally doesn't cover flood damage. Many agents will suggest adding flood insurance just in case of a natural disaster. Natural disaster insurance can also be purchased. I highly recommend that every homeowner meets with their insurance agent prior to renewing a policy. Many homeowners are underinsured but they do not know it. Always take the time to read the entire policy including the fine print. If you do not understand something then consult with a lawyer.

Hey you're right!!...we all know how rare it is to have upper 80's in late August and early September. I have no idea why people are debating this with you....

Fantastic morning!

Are you sitting on top of Mt Everest???....You are going to talk yourself into being old long before you are actually old lol

It is going to feel great!!

C'mon do not tell me you are cold. My neighbors across the street are in their 80's and they are wearing shorts...

the world???

Thank you..sorry for your loss as well...