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May 2026 Obs/Discussion


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6 hours ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

New England forests (and wildlife) have made a remarkable comeback in the last 100 years.  Mass is now something like 65% forested.  I think it was down to 25% at one time

 

4 hours ago, kdxken said:

Someone who knows his stuff ∆

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Meh

That was all farmland that was easily reclaimed. Everything we lose now is essentially gone for good barring drastic drops in population.

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5 hours ago, kdxken said:

Someone who knows his stuff ∆

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Same in Pennsylvania. Large parts of what are now the Allegheny National Forest were referred to as the Pennsylvania Desert - completely clear-cut by loggers. Really makes one wonder how much this incredible expansion of forestland has cooled the regional climate.

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7 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Same in Pennsylvania. Large parts of what are now the Allegheny National Forest were referred to as the Pennsylvania Desert - completely clear-cut by loggers. Really makes one wonder how much this incredible expansion of forestland has cooled the regional climate.

Forests don’t radiate much at night…it’s kind of a wash. 

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20 minutes ago, CT Valley Snowman said:

Hit 90 here.  Day 2 in the books.  Heatwave is locked.  

87° in Greenfield so won’t have an official heat wave this week but close enough for my personal comfort level. :lol:
Heading out soon to jump in the river for the first time this year.

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1 hour ago, dendrite said:

 

Meh

That was all farmland that was easily reclaimed. Everything we lose now is essentially gone for good barring drastic drops in population.

I didn’t realize until recently how much of an effect Merino sheep had on our landscape.  Most of those walls I guess were from sheep fever in the 1800s.  I had always thought they were from “normal” farms

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