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dendrite

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  1. Would like the Kp higher…Bz has been south for awhile, but it’s close to flipping. There’s a chance?
  2. Looks dewier for sure going into the heart of summer. It’s almost like expecting deep winter as we go into Jan and Feb. Shocking. My bananas and pawpaws will appreciate the humidity. I’m scared. Hold me.
  3. I get your point though. I'm expecting more of the same except with a continued climo bump to it. Maybe trending toward longer warmups and weaker cold fronts? That ridge in the central US doesn't seem to want to go anywhere so that tends to favor the weakness and troughiness in SE Can. We need to get the ridge centered more into the TN/OH valley....or retrograde it into the west coast.
  4. The gefs didn't agree with the 108F?
  5. Over a half inch that night (7/5). Probably should just be abnormally dry here.
  6. BOS: no PVD: 7/1977 ORH: no BDL: multiple but brief
  7. Probably only briefly like when the sun comes out after a rain shower on a hot/humid day.
  8. Too cold for you running in the morning in 60/60?
  9. Yeah the GFS did that a few years ago with overmixing. I think it was that hot early July stretch a few years ago. IT had low dews and temps in the 110s. Reality was mid/upper 90s and oppressive dews.
  10. Pretty sure they all lurk here and troll DIT from many miles away
  11. 69.5/64 Doing my best to survive the oppressiveness.
  12. 0.64”…that may be about it.
  13. About to hit a 1/2”. Needed this badly.
  14. Pushing a quarter inch now. Nice steady rain.
  15. Pretty sure you call 70° a torch in March
  16. Found these 2 fatties yesterday when clipping under my chestnut trees. Notice the dried up catties next to them…there were more not in the pic. All of my oaks seem fine so far, but these 2 spongys were definitely plump and pooping up a pile. They weren’t moving when I touched them so idk if they were dying. Seems weird that they were on an old oak leaf. Maybe they liked the chestnut but it killed them in the long run? @Damage In Tolland
  17. Expect 0.25" and hope for more. Probably mostly 0.25"-0.50". Some will win, some will lose.
  18. The noise is bad enough, but I can't imagine how much debris pollution is being spread around the country right now. My neighbors shot some up in 2020 and I spent 3 hours in my backyard picking up all of the parts so my chickens couldn't eat them. I wish NH would ban them again.
  19. How many beers in were you during this 5pm map?
  20. Don’t worry…they’ll make it up here no problem in December.
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