HIPPYVALLEY

I remember joke posting back in the spring about hoping it doesn’t rain from Memorial day to Labor Day so I guess I should be careful what I wish for.

I guess it doesn’t rain in Massachusetts anymore.

We will probably make up those water deficits in October and November and then go bone dry again for the winter months.

Hi of 93F. Currently 91/68

Bobcat. Probably a juvenile.

The stock meter on Yahoo finance estimates a -80% return if you buy it at its current price. Lol

The Wall St casino. I looked at their website and it seems kind of hollow. This company comes out of nowhere and is now valued more than Costco? still, when I saw people hyping it in mid July I wish I had bought $100 worth..

Currently 83/63

Freak and Dendy ganged up on him and he took his ball and went home.

77/62 here currently…

Terrible, 1.2” but most of that was earlier in the month.

It’s ridiculous, the smaller rivers around here are ankle deep at this point.

September is the new August.

I would imagine that most towns in eastern Massachusetts have some type of watering restrictions in effect?

Yup and although it offers some chances at “possible” robust precipitation events, it wasn’t exactly a confidence builder for erasing water deficits over the next few weeks. With regards to rainfall it seemed like the opportunities were there but certainly not guaranteed to manifest for everyone in that pattern. I’m mainly referring to all of the SNE drought victims. There have certainly been some areas north of here that have done much better with precipitation.

Yeah, the differences in weather across the Cape are pretty amazing. I love it all from Falmouth to Provincetown and the variability in practical weather and water temperatures make it that much more special. Wish I got to spend more time out on the islands but just don’t have family or friends out there. Lol

Haven’t been to the Cape since July 4th week but hopefully heading down again next week. Interestingly alot of of my friends on the Cape have said it’s been a really hot July down there which is sort of rare I think? We mainly do Falmouth (family there) but usually get in 4-5 days of camping in Truro. Often, during the hottest weather, the Falmouth/Cataumet side of Buzzards Bay stays cool from the SW breeze during heat waves. Apparently that has not been the case this summer but I can only go by secondhand information since I haven’t spent as much time down there as I like.

Legend.

They work fine, they don’t burn with as big a flame but they last a while.

I’ll tell you what, looking at the models, the drought is going to start getting real for some folks in SNE.

Has Hartford ever had the highest reading in the US on a given day? Novelty factor if it happens.

I have to say, only a high of 83° here today but DP hit 67 and it felt pretty swampy out in the direct sun. Nice evening though. Currently 77/64. Pilsner style lager for the win!

Oh, that will become painfully apparent during snow season.