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More like the opposite of kill. Resurrect maybe? 92-93 and 93-94 were pretty epic.

30 year anni coming up of that trace in CNE/SNE on 9/30/92.

I see many during the day as well.

Was it a coyote? lol

76/57 Perfect afternoon

It's time. Minny has it right. https://bwsr.state.mn.us/l2l

A longer term solution would be hardware cloth around the garden area that's also buried 6-12" deep to prevent the tunneling underneath. Or attract hawks.

They were back closer to the river early in the 20th century, but it's been at the airport site since before WW2.

I mean lol at the change in extreme Jul/Aug mins at CON over the last 50+ years. Multiple years with 30s or lower ever month. Multiple years with freezes in August. We enjoy the chill in the interior now when it gets down to 55F. Click to maximize and view at full size...

Definitely cooler air hanging out in QB all summer. We just got on the wrong side of things after early July. But growing up I always expected rad nights well into the 40s in July and August. Now we're lucky to even tickle 49F.

June into early July was yoreish, but we just seem to lose those airmasses by mid July. Extensive losses of permafrost and sea ice doesn't help. All of that sun's energy can go into warming the airmasses in the prairie provinces instead of trying to melt ice. They're modified quail queefs by the time they reach us now.

I figured with the new normals that maybe we could get a string of BN months sprinkled in over the next few years, yet so far, here we are.

September is awesome. Harvest time. Warm days, cool nights.

Sure.

CON to your area did well. Steined up here again. Hopefully we get a synoptic misery mist day soon. Monday is still looking wedgie for us.

0.17” meh

Damn euro was really wet here overnight. We pray, but it's probably wrong.

I’ll let you know in 12hrs

Hopefully VT leaves me a few drops after midnight

88/68 Pretty warm

Hot tub together after a long run?

You're a fan of mine if you can get me a winter entirely above 0F and BN snowfall.

CC aside...I hope the RGEM is right about tonight.

Yeah idk...we've always had major droughts and floods. We have a lot more people and a lot more of them crammed into vulnerable areas. I'm generally not on the more extreme bandwagon, but I suppose it makes sense that more water in the column equals more that is precipitable. We tend to live in the moment and get emotionally reactive to what we see in the here and now, but I remember growing up and reading about past floods, canes, heat/cold, and snowstorms imby and wishing we could still get crazy events like that. I'm sure we'll find a way to **** it up eventually though...examples like China seeding the moisture out of the atmosphere for their country.

Did she get you the Muscongus Bay sticker too?