tunafish
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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?
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This sums it up pretty well. It's going to take months and months. It's 5 steps just to get to something critical like water. https://ibb.co/gdM34M3
