Torch Tiger
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Are any of these Southern Yellowjackets? I've been seeing much smaller ones lately, usually they're Eastern or German and those are larger? I'm not really sure.
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"An underground bees' nest near the end of the bus loop, far from the playground and building, was disturbed," Adams said in a letter to the school community. "Unfortunately, several students and staff members were stung, and many bees traveled into the school building." they literally quoted saying underground bees nest
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You may never mow again
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don't know if this works but it should navigate somewhere https://moe.met.fsu.edu/cyclonephase/compare/25082612/index.html
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i looked it up...looks nearly warm-core, to hybrid, to cold-core, at least on Euro
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is that warm core? just a quick glance w/out looking at anything detailed would say yes
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Box not too "excited" yet...high reso-lust-ion lol We`ll have details when we enter the real of hi-resolustion guidance Wednesday night/Thursday morning.
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my project got 0.0"
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S Wey?
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hopefully "we" can gin-up a spin-up. And it hooks into NC!
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it's fall
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what a crummy looking "line" lol
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Stein Stein everywhere is Stein Mucking up the greenery, breaking his mind Grow this, cant grow that Can't you see the Stein?
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biting insects suck
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BTV 29 ZR S Wey 45 R+ can't wait!
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the first few snow events are genuinely refreshing and nostalgic, but the heating costs, illness/flu, miserable populace doesn't excite me.
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Literally no one talking about 99L. Lol
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It's almost Thanksgiving! Then Chrismas and days getting longer. Almost there
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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Torch Tiger replied to BarryStantonGBP's topic in Tropical Headquarters
I don't read too much into that, personally. Some of the busier NE seasons were more fall-like in August, not speaking for "real" hurricane territory NC/FL -
Stein not helping matters
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I saw that yesterday around 9am in Marlborough, MA yesterday; hundreds were aimlessly zooming around a fresh-paved work zone of rt. 20/Boston Post Road. I wondered if a nest were disrupted, or they were attracted to the heat and/or smell of morning asphalt It's easy to see with the shadowy morning sun angle
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A few wackos enjoy 50F and drizzle
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Not my favorite but cannot complain about 70s and 80s with sun
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First day of real coc
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DIT's boy
