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Brewbeer

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  1. Connecticut River at Thompsonville CT hit 17.8 feet on August 30, 2011. Ten days later on September 9 it reached 16 feet:
  2. Agree, just posting that diurnal variations of water temps are real. I would expect the river to have lower daily variation since it is probably better mixed from being a flowing body of water, and since there are trees lining the river, it doesn't get as much sun as the ocean
  3. 2 inches here, sun is out now, but more clouds bubbling upwind. 75/73
  4. Cool and wet incoming for WNE, might not need to install until July !
  5. same here, been cool at night. looking like my installs won't be happening until next week at the earliest
  6. 10-day forecast looks like no installs necessary until mid month at the earliest
  7. Just did the 3rd mow of the season. Getting dry in some areas, will be turning on the irrigation system.
  8. May was good: and that was with 2 bad optimizers: But not as good as covid May 2020:
  9. Springfield is on an oil pipeline that runs between Westover ARB and the Connecticut coast and has bulk handling and loading facilities. I almost always buy gas close to Springfield.
  10. 33F here for the low, frost on the roof. 10-day has morning lows all well below 60, ACs staying in basement
  11. Heat still on in my house, ACs still in basement
  12. wait, I thought it didn't start until May 1, as per the other thread
  13. This, nothing like the full Milky way splayed across the darkest sky imaginable. Nothing I've seen comes close the dark sky at Mt. Katahdin in Baxter State Park in northern Maine. Truely amazing
  14. this is true for any contractor providing services to homeowners, it's not unique to solar companies for the homeowner, owning the panels (vs. leasing) is a better deal, but costs more up front
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