O'Brother Septorcher

[Lava Rock]

1.51” so far

2.02"

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[CoastalWx]

Absolutely pouring in Fryeburg. Let’s get the Saco in flood for my canoe trip. 

[powderfreak]

1.03” and tapering off.

[wokeupthisam]

1.62" and one more batch to get through.  Near perfect with the .25" via heavy drizzle Tues night and Wed to soften the hard dry ground and break the surface tension so the goodies could soak in.  Better than a 2" burst from a tstorm on baked ground that mostly runs off the hills.  

[Chrisrotary12]

1 hour ago, 512high said:

70F./  1.07"

Local steining

[Snowedin]

72/70

Frogs hopping around post monsoon, air is perfectly dank and moist, no jackets or sweatshirts needed..beautiful! 

[wxeyeNH]

Looks like things are about over here. I'll double check tomorrow but I believe we're at 2.78 in. That's more rain than has fallen in the last 3 months. I wonder if they'll be time for the brown grass to Green up a little bit before the heavy Frosts set in

[mreaves]

2 hours ago, mreaves said:

Wow. Only .86 so far up here. We should clear an inch though. It’s been a good rain for soaking in vs running off.

And I was wrong. Unless a rogue shower moves through, we will end up at .92. 

[mreaves]

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Absolutely pouring in Fryeburg. Let’s get the Saco in flood for my canoe trip. 

Think I’m going over for the fair this weekend. 

[rimetree]

.09 yesterday and 1.01 today. Today is probably our biggest one-day rain since May.

[kdxken]

65° / 62° Nice July morning.

[dendrite]

1.65” in the tipper. I was running close to Gene until afternoon so I’ll have to check the Stratus for confirmation…tipper could be plugged again. 

[512high]

55 minutes ago, dendrite said:

1.65” in the tipper. I was running close to Gene until afternoon so I’ll have to check the Stratus for confirmation…tipper could be plugged again. 

Glad you got a good drink of water!

 

[dendrite]

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

1.65” in the tipper. I was running close to Gene until afternoon so I’ll have to check the Stratus for confirmation…tipper could be plugged again. 

1.91” in the stratus. 

[Brewbeer]

On 9/22/2025 at 1:31 PM, Brewbeer said:

if that doesn't pan out i'll be pulling my boat out next weekend, I've never seen the CT river lower than it is right now

welp, the river hardly moved, i'll wait till sunday, but it's not looking good:  

https://usgs-nims-images.s3.amazonaws.com/timelapse/CT_Connecticut_River_at_Thompsonville/CT_Connecticut_River_at_Thompsonville_720.mp4

[Lava Rock]

2.18"

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[tunafish]

52 minutes ago, dendrite said:

1.91” in the stratus. 

 

10 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

2.18"

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1.13" in the Strati. No complaints. 

2.68" since 8/1, but there are several CoCoRAHS stations along the coast with <2.00" in that timeframe.

[dryslot]

2.20” in the stratus, 1.95” thru the tipper.

[jbenedet]

About 1.5” here. 

[jbenedet]

Anything that didn’t get shocked from the drought is a rich green or flowering.

[mreaves]

Feels like we were in a relative dry slot.

[weatherwiz]

I guess its spider season. My girlfriend said she killed a big yellow one that was crawling on a door yesterday, then one last night that dropped from the ceiling, and I just had one run across my desk ughhhhhhh. There must be a nest and I'm still convinced there is a nest in my car since i had 3 spiders crawl on me while driving in the span of 10 days. Frustrating 

[DavisStraight]

3 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I guess its spider season. My girlfriend said she killed a big yellow one that was crawling on a door yesterday, then one last night that dropped from the ceiling, and I just had one run across my desk ughhhhhhh. There must be a nest and I'm still convinced there is a nest in my car since i had 3 spiders crawl on me while driving in the span of 10 days. Frustrating 

You have an infestations, danger, danger

[weatherwiz]

1 minute ago, DavisStraight said:

You have an infestations, danger, danger

I've also noticed an alarming uptick in wolf spiders outside. I hope those suckers don't manage to sneak inside houses. But I think one may have. A few weeks ago when I was lying in bed watching videos on my phone, a black spider raced out from under the covers across the bed. I jumped out of bed and killed it quickly so I didn't have a chance to see what kind of spider it was. It may have just been a jumping spider. 

When I drained the pool last week, the number of spiders (and some big ones) that crawled onto the pool to get away from the water was very disturbing. 

[DavisStraight]

1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

I've also noticed an alarming uptick in wolf spiders outside. I hope those suckers don't manage to sneak inside houses. But I think one may have. A few weeks ago when I was lying in bed watching videos on my phone, a black spider raced out from under the covers across the bed. I jumped out of bed and killed it quickly so I didn't have a chance to see what kind of spider it was. It may have just been a jumping spider. 

When I drained the pool last week, the number of spiders (and some big ones) that crawled onto the pool to get away from the water was very disturbing. 

I used to get them in my other house, they would crawl across my desk now and then. I bought some Demon WP and sprayed inside and out and didn't see any after that.

[weatherwiz]

Just now, DavisStraight said:

I used to get them in my other house, they would crawl across my desk now and then. I bought some Demon WP and sprayed inside and out and didn't see any after that.

Is that stuff safe for dogs/cats? 

[DavisStraight]

5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Is that stuff safe for dogs/cats? 

Yes, I had a dog and 3 cats,  that's why I bought it. The WP stands for wet powder. Once it dried it left a small amount of powder that killed all insects.

[jbenedet]

28 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I guess its spider season. My girlfriend said she killed a big yellow one that was crawling on a door yesterday, then one last night that dropped from the ceiling, and I just had one run across my desk ughhhhhhh. There must be a nest and I'm still convinced there is a nest in my car since i had 3 spiders crawl on me while driving in the span of 10 days. Frustrating 

I’m seeing a bunch outside. 

Found a large one hanging out in the wheel well of my car in the driveway. I moved him to a place in the garden. I love spiders as long as they’re outside. They keep all the flying pest populations in check.

To me, the signs outside are that our ++AN temp fall persistence is just now kicking off.

[weatherwiz]

Just now, jbenedet said:

I’m seeing a bunch outside. 
 

Had one hanging out on wheel well of car in my driveway. I moved him to a place in the garden. I love spiders as long as they’re outside. They keep all the flying pest populations in check.

To me, the signs outside are that our + AN fall persistence is just now kicking off. 

Yeah I won't bother them if they're outside, but inside that is a different problem . But yeah the number I've seen outside, especially larger spiders is very noticeable. 

Actually, I've grown to not care as much if they are inside anymore but its the crawling that creeps me out. I probably should have gotten this addressed when I was a kid...no clue where it started or what sparked it but this fear of spiders is an awful thing...if I see one near me it elicits this intense response in my body. I hate it. 

 

[Cyclone-68]

33 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I guess its spider season. My girlfriend said she killed a big yellow one that was crawling on a door yesterday, then one last night that dropped from the ceiling, and I just had one run across my desk ughhhhhhh. There must be a nest and I'm still convinced there is a nest in my car since i had 3 spiders crawl on me while driving in the span of 10 days. Frustrating 

Sounds like orb weavers. They’re great at killing other bugs. Non venomous to humans