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Well, Tuesday's slushy coating up around your parts will be a special occasion this winter.

I was there a couple weeks ago for the first time in almost a year, and although I was disappointed that the dart boards are gone , the beers have vastly improved. It was a cold, pre Christmas Day when I was there, so I found myself drawn to the Yukon Cornelius Stout.

I'm going to call it now. Snow for the AFC Championship game in Bmore on the 19th.

I measure 6.3” from that event. I remember cross country skiing at the golf course here.

If things play out that way, I could see myself at Falling Branch on Sunday.

Not surprising, but the gfs is looking much different for the middle of next week. Pesky GL low is weaker and something trying to brew along front near the Gulf.

I thought you were going to call me out for my +T.

12/4 T 12/11 0.4" 12/16 0.8” 12/18 T Total: 1.2” + 2T

12/4 T 12/11 0.4" Total: 0.4" + T

Mulched my way to a victory.

12/4 T On the board!

BWI: 24.3” DCA: 15.1” IAD: 27.5” RIC: 10.3” Tiebreaker SBY 10.7”

That is odd. WxUnderground has the hourly report (bottom of the page linked), but I doubt they have access to any max/mins in between. https://www.wunderground.com/history/daily/us/md/baltimore/KBWI

@C.A.P.E. The Black Beauty has germinated! The yard is beginning to look like an old man with hair plugs.

I’m late with the decorative gourd harvest this year, but in spite of the drought and my neglect, it was another good year.

Looks great, CAPE! Funny story here.i was going to seed yesterday with the black beauty you recommended but I felt I needed a larger bag. So on the way to the beer fest, I stopped in to the hardware store and exchanged for a larger bag and was going to seed when we got home. But we met some friends at the fest and they came over for a night cap. I ended up falling asleep to the game (in the 8th inning!), woke up on the couch at 3am, checked the radar and saw that rain was getting close. Hopefully none of my neighbors saw me seeding at 3:15am this morning.

My Stihl trimmer is nearing 20 years old and it’s been puttering and stalling for the past year or two making it a real chore of cutting the grass. I thought it was water in the gas, bad lines, or a dirty fuel filter, but changing all of those just brought on a temporary fix. Finally did a little research and thought what the heck, let’s try changing the carburetor. Holy crap, what a difference. It feels brand new. Starts fast, idles well, and the trigger is super responsive. I had forgotten how much I enjoyed working on the landscaping.. I’ve just finished cutting what’s left of the burned up yard, and now I’m going to aerate and seed. Next spring will be here before we know it (ie, January 20th or so).

I was walking barefoot through the yard today and it’s bone dry and hard as rock. I’ve been waiting over a month for a good deluge so I can aerate and overseed, but I think I’m finally going to pull the sprinkler out. Hopefully I can get it at least wet enough before early next week so that any rain with the frontal passage will soak in so I can aerate and seed midweek.

BWI: 11/8 DCA: 11/22 IAD: 11/1 RIC: 11/8 Tiebreaker: 11"

Didn't he first make the statement about Dorian impacting Alabama on Sunday morning? If so, why did he use a cone from last Thursday to justify his thinking? The NHC had the turn north as early as Saturday evening.

When did you leave the Ville?

Fixed your post.

Pump some air in to make some bubbles and it's a hot tub!

This evenings storm blew over my very full plum tomato plant. The roots were still intact and the stem didn't snap, so I pulled the whole cage back up and maybe it'll survive.

And the occasional brachiosaurus would randomly eat them.