tunafish

Not surprised. Sebago the last several years is also sitting at 80+ this time of year. Had to have been right around 72 when I was there yesterday.

You get used to it. A few of the beaches around here will hit upper 60s some summers. Even then, I'll swim into early October.

See when you live in Maine all you need to do is take a swim in the ocean and boom you've accomplished both.

All Uninstalled. RIP dews 6/29 - 8/19 2023.

I didn't call anyone an idiot.

always laugh when i see people letting their irrigation run while it's raining out. America!

Gyx & Box

Thanks. With regard to the bolded..... Someone asked why Chinese food was being posted, so I explained the backstory. I don't care what or how he posts about the weather. When he makes definitive statements, and those doesn't pan out, it's entertaining to highlight it with actual data. I cannot speak to Kevin's intentions when he posted what he did, and I would also like to assume it wasn't coming from a place of hate or even intending to be inflammatory. Maybe he was only projecting stereotypes to get a laugh. OK, but stereotypes are the literal foundation of racism - what's where it manifests from. Allowing stereotypes to go unchecked - and even worse, allowing it to be passed off as "humorous" - is the problem.

Here's the cliff notes. Back in June, someone posted a picture of their friend, appearing to be of Asian descent, enjoying a nice evening outside. @Damage In Tolland makes two racist comments about said friend, in two separate posts. I call him out for making racist comments. Posts are deleted by a moderator. Fast Forward to Tuesday..... I post a surface analysis map refuting DITs claims that a warm front was going to make it into central MA. DIT, presumably butthurt, randomly starts posting about getting Chinese food for dinner. What you saw on Tuesday was DIT passively posting about getting called out for his blatant racism two months after the fact, completely unprovoked. Instead of just acknowledging it directly, this loser doubled down.

What a great story. Congratulations.

Cool. Stop pussyfooting around. You're butthurt that I called you out for being a blatant racist. Take the loss and try not being as shitty moving forward. 65/64 RN 0/12" in the stratus.

Triggered in Tolland

Getting all your L's out of the way now, before winter, is certainly a strategy.

69/62 and no breeze here. Yall hose down together after too?

Decent looking clouds

It did. They picked up almost an inch more than me:

0.81" for that event. Inside 95 down here was all <1", then as soon as you got west of 95 it was 2-4"+ amounts.

0.71" overnight.

Surprised to see GYXs forecast this AM.

yesterday totals: (no map for BTV yet...sorry)

I don't think it's SST influence in Dover-Foxcroft, if that's what you're suggesting. @tamarack If those maps rely on Co-Op data, this might explain what's going on:

What data are those maps from...PWS? I wonder if there is one PWS in the center of that bullseye (looks to be Dover-Foxcroft) that is running hot, and maybe there aren't any others nearby, so they extrapolate outwards a certain radius.

The widespread 3"+ amounts are impressive. These aren't localized training cells. Whole area west/north of 95 got smoked today. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=GYX&product=PNS

Soaker for you guys. Just under 0.50" in the Stratus for the event, only about 0.25" since 7AM.