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Baroclinic Zone

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  1. I added the 17th for you Jerry, Can't make that day either. HS Holiday Band Concert for my daughter.
  2. Why would it be the 17th? That's a Monday and the beginning of a work week. Guaranteed almost no one could make that. The 14th or 21st would make more sense since they are the 2 Friday evenings prior to Christmas,
  3. Just did a quick search and it's dependent upon a few factors. http://blog.davey.com/2016/10/when-is-it-too-late-to-plant-a-tree-in-fall/
  4. The high humidity really saved my lawn from being cooked from the lack of rains in June/July. Lush green right now.
  5. Where to? Hope all is well with you. I'll report what I can as well.
  6. bumper crop of acorns this year. had nada last year.
  7. Winds generating the majority of the damage diminished over the last 48hrs when this stall/meandering solution became predominant. It's shifted to a catastrophic surge/flooding storm. And by no means should the winds be ignored. A Cat 3 storm will cause severe damage. Places in NC/SC will see 12-24"+ of rain with no where for that to drain for a several days. Not good.
  8. Define inland? A stalled/meandering TC is going to be pumping moisture over broader area where a storm that is progressive won't have the same impact. This storm looks like a Harvey redux.
  9. Just based on the grading, it looks like there may be runoff from the uphill beds The only other culprit I would entertain is solar reflection off the house/trim given how light they are but they do look to be pretty far away from the impacted area.
  10. Getting 90s this time of year is rare but certainly 80s can be expected.
  11. Send the rains here. Been lucky that the high dews have kept the grass green.
  12. 0.59" since the 14th of August here. 0.00" since the 22nd.
  13. Give the area you just said, that $3600 is not unreasonable either. If you were referring to just the area in the photo, I'd tell them to pound sand.
  14. Did they break out labor & materials for the wall? 3' high boulders are not light. That $4450 seems reasonable for a 40' rock wall. The additional $3,600 seems steep. How large an area are we talking for that and how much loam (cubic yards) are they bringing in? I know around here loam is $20/cuyd plus delivery.
  15. SR in the early phases of doubling their snowmaking capacity. https://sundayriver.blog/2018/07/20/taking-the-first-step-toward-doubling-snowmaking/
  16. I'm friggin old. I don't have a clue what the lingo is with ski sizing now. I had Rossi and K2 skis back in the early 90s with Technica boots and that was it.
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