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Lots of turds in the punchbowl. I kinda wish the s/w on the 6th was gone because it looks like the block relaxes just enough to get something up here. But there’s not enough wave spacing for the trailing s/w to amplify until it gets near our longitude. There’s still a lot of time though and these players will trend in different ways toward valid time. Some may disappear…some may suddenly be “seen” by the model.

Convection!

Looks like that 60° at BTV is a new record.

Sun now

It’s real and it’s spectacular.

Losing the pack around the trees and house now.

Did you install?

Yeah this. Keep dumping that PV to the west of us through the GL and I’ll happily roll with it.

April counts in the standings. 288hr doesn’t

Make DAW great again

Scrolled through it with my thumb and didn’t see one H5 image in the 32 minutes. lol

I know many people like Qing and Jenny. Buzz Ferver in VT is growing a bunch of varieties so I would try him. He has a bunch of hybrid seedlings from improved cultivars too. https://www.perfectcircle.farm/chestnuts

51/48 Snow cryin’ for its mama

Just mixed out. Up to 48° and pouring.

Jan 6-8 is definitely close though.

Another meat grinder run. Whenever there’s a threat it gets squashed by the block. Still plenty of time for changes, but we need a little more room for amplification at our latitude.

Melting snow latently cools too. So if you don’t keep that warm sector mixing down the cold wants to pool back up.

33.4° here with fog

43.8” up here too…easily my best January. Great snow month for the region.

Didn’t your daughter live up on the hill here? I took a ride further up this summer and saw a bunch of suckers growing off the side of the road…probably 850ft up.

I expect them to die within 10-15 years. The goal was to get these to survive until the ones modified with the blight resistant gene are introduced…but that suffered a setback after the lead scientist died and there was a mixup with which trees were what.

lolwut

Not really. The Chinese hybrids with backcrossing back to American have struggled. And they quickly lose their american traits, like towering height, which makes them fail in forest settings since they can’t compete with oaks, maples, pine, etc. Those dunstan trees you may see are mostly chinese…probably 80-90%. So those will survive, but you may as well plant a chinese tree. If someone wants to grow chestnuts for improved nut production there’s a lot of great hybdrid varieties out there with huge, tasty nuts with good blight resistance.