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Wow, that's wild.

Yep, fugly. Couple sites up in Lavaland are <0.50". Sun breaking through now 67/64.

Same here. 0.77" MTD lol.

Everyone knows that an evening at Red Lobster is no small affair. I press my jeans, put on my finest hair product, and drench myself in a musky cologne. Hell, I may even shine up my wing tipped shoes, for I am going to Red Lobster. I strut through the door with my finest lady on my arm and throw up two fingers to the Hostess. I glide past the lobster tank with ease knowing that yet again I will not be eating a red lobster at Red Lobster (who would). I take a seat and before the waiter asks us for our drinks I request 20 cheddar bay biscuits. It's such a bold move that music stops, glasses clink, and everyone in a 5 yard radius gasps in disbelief/shock. Even my company gives me a look of concern. The waiter says " s..sir are you sure?". I don't sweat one bit and I tell that waiter to step and make with the cbb's. he comes back with three baskets filled with biscuits (7 in 2 and 6 in another). I thank the waiter. Then I go straight baller!!!! I'm pounding biszcuits left and right. Smashing them in old dudes faces, rubbing them between my ladies t*tties, telling the waiter to f*** off. I cause a ruckus, only get cbb's, don't pay a dime, and leave with my girl plus three more.That's generally what happens every time I go to Red Lobster, I've gotten banned from 33 locations. I tell you this to let you know that Cheddar Bay Biscuit shrimp sandwhiches are without a doubt the most ballerest thing a baller could ball at Red Lobster.

The woods are getting that late summer nighttime sound. A low buzz that eventually builds into a cacophony another 30 days from now. 67/54

This is more or less what I have. It will run the roons and basics of the house, including continuous appliances (heat pumps, water heater, 2 fridges). You can run one temporary big appliance on top of that, like a dryer or microwave, just not multiple. Have lost power in the middle of the night in winter and didn't even think about rushing to set it up in the dark and weather. Keep the fridge shut, and get the generator going in the daylight. You shouldn't (can't?) run them in the rain, so if you go this route, given how often you lose power I'd recommend building a little housing unit for it. Keep it dry and in place for when you need it. I think @dryslot built himself a nifty little shack iirc.

I'm at 0.53" for the month, including yesterday's 0.20. Would like some rain, but June was AN so can't complain too much.

"These stupid board settings won't let posters upload full pictures and the admins are too cheap to fix it!" Several posters proceed to upload a multitude of full-sized pictures. Too perfect.

The local mets here were saying that when the front passed by the Ontario fires it caused them to flare up a ton - and modeling hadn't considered that. About 4 minutes in https://youtu.be/K5Y3sW9b4Gs?is=6dEwOaDH-42u7ttl

I wondered about a potential spin-up, especially after looking at CC. Admittedly I am not a pro, though Families location is the dot above Deering.

Safe mode'd. Update (7/15/2026 7:18:26 PM): On Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 20:23Z/GMT, a GOES-19 / GOES-EAST satellite anomaly occurred which sent the satellite into "safe" mode. Recovery is underway, but it may take days or longer for imagery to resume production. Until then, no GOES-EAST imagery of the US or the Atlantic will be available. We apologize for the inconvenience. ---Nexlab Staff

Heard from my in-laws in Deering there's a ton of down trees on lines up on their hill from that line at 4AM. Awaiting pics.

Wouldn't be a hard sell to get Maine on-board.

Ah yes. Enough wind to topple trees but not even budge the patio furniture. Dummy.

Dodging drops in Henniker (NH) at sunset.