tunafish
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Beautiful. Where from? It's that time of year it stands out from here in (South) PWM. Visible in the Summer if we get clear days, but it really pops this time of year. Clear air, snow covered peaks, and a lower sun angle with a more-southernly rise position make all the difference.
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Might have found you a CON guy (cc: @dendrite). Not sure how good of a site it is. Def within 2 miles of CON and same elevation. He'll email GYX tomorrow. Working a few other leads too. Can't let that continuity of data die.
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Done. Now we wait.
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There's some CoCoRAHS observers near by. Not sure how consistent their data is, though. Basically how I ended up with you guys.
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That stinks, didn't realize 2 of your major climo sites were short. I'll put some feelers out there fwiw.
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Credit to OceanStWx for pointing this tweet out https://x.com/RyanMaue/status/1846206890063142994 Not sure what's worse....this guy genuinely believing this would work or his followers in the comments adamantly agreeing.
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Yes indeed. LFG.
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Nobody, absolutely nobody, including you, is still watering their lawn.
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Yes, south/east of Sebago. Clear skies until you hit Farmington/Tamarack land.
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weird. skies are clear north of sebago lake https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-12-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
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Just ate a big mushroom chocolate and am walking to the nearest big open field hoping for more. LFG.
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thanks dendy
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Is that what that's referred to? The focal point almost straight overhead where it all seems to be originating from?
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giggity
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Just like.... ah nevermind.
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My shitty android says LFG
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Clouds look like they'll be an issue in NNE.
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Yep - looks like Paris Farmers Union - Thank you!
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@dendrite Do you have a soy-free feed you can recommend? Not necessarily corn free, just looking to try soy-free to start. Assuming it's OK for chicks born in the Spring. Thanks.
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100%. It's representative of Coastal Cumberland/York counties, and that's about it. The "mid-July" look isn't entirely a product of our climate/growing season, either - we're thoughtful about what blooms and when so we have color and something to harvest from Feb-Nov (starting with cold-frame greens and ending with carrots).
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Got down to 41° last night, which is still the lowest this season.
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Still need to stain the surround on the new outdoor shower and get my NWS gear set up before it freezes (stake currently being used as an anchor for a temporary chicken run).
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This stretch has been a blessing as we have several projects we're finishing up...extended the chicken run for 4 new black osterlorps, dug and filled a 50 foot French drain.
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Lots of blooming even up here in PWM. Sorta by design, but also thanks to the extended growing season.
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Curious: what date is the latest 'first measurable' at the picnic tables?
