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Looks awesome, man. Love that the windows on the cupola open.

True. Might be my last tonight as it looks like it'll get to the upper 20s tomorrow night here.

Ha, that's awesome. Thought I was the only whacko still using their outdoor shower.

The amount of posts you've made this week about blowing children is concerning.

Easy to see how - as others have said - Freshwater flooding is going to be the most impactful (costliest, deadliest) weather event related aspect of AGW. Probably already is.

I have to imagine there's some water level rising in the area PF described. Impressive if not.

1.38" today. Praise Jah. 4.50" since 8/1 - enough for me to stop caring.

My kid got stung 14 times by em yesterday when we were fishing. Goddamn ground nest in the soft river bank of a heavily walked area. No visible opening, really. Maybe 6 inches from waters edge. There were a bunch of people walking near or over it, my kid just happened to kneel down right on top of it. They didn't swarm, only a maybe 4 or 5 attacked but they went for multiple stings.

It says he did save the data, and to send him a PM.

0.02" final. 3.12" since 8/1.

Coastal York and Cumberland counties here in Southern ME have the lowest precip totals since 8/1, ranging from 2.13" to 3.15" - now the least in NE based on CoCoRAHS obs. Maybe we turn it around in winter. Looks like I'll be installing my own NWS precip can this year as the shutdown continues. My stake could use a resetting, too, but I am less confident in tackling that solo (and I don't think GYX wants me to, either). And now what's this I hear about a colonoscopy? I shoulda stayed in bed...

Oh, we know what it's afraid of.

Bingo. Google Form with the responses routed to a Google Sheet.

0.13", up to 2.82" since 8/1. I think you've eclipsed me at this point. Not that it makes any difference other than from a pure numerical standpoint.