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  1. psv88
    Severe warned storm in the hamptons now.
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    Few claps of thunder and light rain out here
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    Stay safe people. Storms in NJ look nasty.
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    87.5 in nw Suffolk. Temps fell short of forecasts today. Also 87 down here in SE FL
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    I’m in FL where it’s 86, 86 also at home in Suffolk.
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    87/67, roasting
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    Central Air died in the house, driving down to fire island wont help much lol
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    85. great day to have no AC
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    83/68 Summer for a day
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    80/70 now, first 70 degree dewpoint
  11. psv88
    Hit 80 here, took long enough. Maybe 82/83 today
  12. psv88
    79/61 at 10 am...toasty and warmest of the year so far
  13. psv88
    72 and windy. Typical mid May Day.
  14. psv88
    Beautiful morning. 70 and sunny. I don’t get this post
  15. psv88
    Nights are still cool. As soon as sun went down today it’s in the 50s. Good thing I have a nice fire roaring in the pit
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    73. Was at the PGA yesterday, incredible day
  17. psv88
    Was beautiful yesterday and 68. 44 and rain now.
  18. psv88
    Headed there on Thursday. Hoping for a nice day.
  19. psv88
    It’s the rain, not the cool. We know, you say it everyday, you rather stay inside on the couch and watch cartoons than be outside. Most humans like to be outside.
  20. psv88
    Make it end.
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    Lol
  22. psv88
    At least the Mets are back to typical May form
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    It’s 70 with sun in Montreal. 52 and rain here
  25. psv88
    New grass grows slowly in the spring because the ground is still cool. You’ll see some grass in a week, but seeding in spring is often a waste because the summer heat will kill the new grass. You are better off planting in the late summer or early fall. I find that raking the seeds in and covering with a 1/4” of Peat moss does the trick. Keeps it moist and grass explodes, but again, better in late summer when it starts to cool. Need about a month or so before first frost for grass to get thick.
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