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  1. SouthCoastMA
    yup, was being rhetorical. Even if the day 6 snowstorm fails 80% of the time, it's still leaves a 19% higher chance than severe around these parts
  2. SouthCoastMA
    Yea we were told constantly from March through early July that it was coming..then the clock was finally right by mid-July. Nosterdamus like
  3. SouthCoastMA
    Is this the equivalent of a Day 6 snowstorm on the models, or even less likely since we live in New England?
  4. SouthCoastMA
    No, I meant the cube - That style of dehumidifer holds more water. I recently was runnign a 70 pint dehumidifer (bucket style) that I had to empty 2+ times a day.
  5. SouthCoastMA
    I've been emptying mine daily, 2-3 times during summer's peak. huge PITA
  6. SouthCoastMA
    I just bought a midea cube (50 pints) because I don't have a drainage area, so wanted to limit the amount of trips to empty it. Thanks for the suggestion.
  7. SouthCoastMA
    In some areas, not this one. It's failing to fill the bucket and instead filling up with water in the area you don't want it to..then leaking out into the basement. Probably a lost cause
  8. SouthCoastMA
    My dehumidifer in the basement just broke, and I'm torn on having to get a new one at this point in the season. Was hoping to hold off until spring. Accepting any and all advice on whether I'll still need one over the next few months (excluding TT and DIT).
  9. SouthCoastMA
    1.61" - dead nuts with cocorahs MA-BA-45 Sandwich 0.9 NNE 1.61 crazy to see the drop off further east and south of here:
  10. SouthCoastMA
    i'm doing some aerating this weekend, and dropping some jg fall magic. The question for me is how soon after I need to drop the fall fertilzer
  11. SouthCoastMA
    Yeah I suppose your area is borderline and Stein could swoop back in with another dry stretch.
  12. SouthCoastMA
    I'd say its dead regionwide aside from the mid-cape through Chatham. 1.59" final
  13. SouthCoastMA
    It is frustrating when I drive a mile down to the beach in winter and still see the grass on many of the beach front houses. It doesn't sit right with me after a footer.
  14. SouthCoastMA
    up to 1.33. and should be up over 1.5" by the end. that's a win, and fail for some of the drier models which gave the area .25 -.50
  15. SouthCoastMA
    just aerate and overseed at this point. prep for next spring
  16. SouthCoastMA
    How's the lawn looking, lush?
  17. SouthCoastMA
    1.13" currently. I was wrong again, but we got lucky locally vs the rest of the Cape.
  18. SouthCoastMA
    lower cape is really struggling still. they've missed out on both the late August storm and this one
  19. SouthCoastMA
    you can see the northern fringes starting to erode south of Boston.
  20. SouthCoastMA
    Taunton must be over 2"..maybe a shot at 3"?
  21. SouthCoastMA
    0.0" and counting
  22. SouthCoastMA
    strange that got a weenie. prove me wrong
  23. SouthCoastMA
    looking pretty meh here. maybe .5 if I'm lucky
  24. SouthCoastMA
    looking like a nice day on the cape to finish the holiday. no rain until tomorrow it looks like and maybe .50-.75, while Stein still hiding out on the lower cape
  25. SouthCoastMA
    Actually don't hate this take. I ride the hoody/shorts combo for as long as possible.
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