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Amen. I have chickens so I let the dutch white clover go wild. I'm trying to plant some out front now where the grass struggles more. Do you just spread it over the lawn and let it germinate on its own? I tried spreading some last year during the summer, but maybe the dry conditions prohibited it. I want to get it down before the storm later this week. The top soil is pretty poor out there so maybe it won't even grow without some soil/compost added.

Euro is a nice hit for the Monads, Berks, and Mitch. 925 low goes a bit inland over CT but eventually flips to SN over much of MA as the system slowly slides east. Still not feeling anything big here...diff story from Gene down to the Monads and N ORH county though.

Too bad Stein is camping out in your backyard. Could’ve been a special one otherwise.

Beech can be annoying too since they keep their leaves all winter.

6 months was the trial study. It may provide protection for 6-12 months or more. mRNA isn't exactly new either...maybe to this level, but it's been around for decades. I still think everyone should have the right to get it or not, but those who choose "no" are going to have to live with the shut downs and restrictions when you have cases like MI where hospitals are getting overburdened again. It's easy to cry about not being able to dine in to eat a burger or watch a move in a theater when you're not a healthcare worker with sick patients gasping for air piling up in the lobby

Does Maue have SD with that? NAEFS is a little over 2SD, but it’s far enough out that the anomaly will get washed out a bit.

Where was everyone bitching about this before when the flu vaccine came out? You need that every year for updated strains as well.

OVC and 46° here but I can se some of those breaks to the NE.

Sure...it will be more isothermal if pounding. I’m not forecasting no snow. My whole point is the maps don’t jive with the model output. But then again they rarely do.

It’s too bad that ULL is timed during the day. Obviously it can accumulate during the day, even in May, but it just makes it more difficult.

I’m trying to figure out how the kuchie can be as high as the 10:1 given the 2m. 925 is basically around -1C with +2 to +3C at the sfc. It doesn’t really matter....looks raw and miserable for a bit either way whether snow mixes in or not.

It should be mostly 0.0” outside of the Berks. lol It’s all during the day with 2m temps in the U30s and even the ptype algorithm is a mix throughout. But hey, clowns look prettier in mid April with 10:1.

Those algorithms are awful. Tossed to the moon.

We got the wind shift here, but none of the mank. 54F with partial sunshine after a mostly sunny day in the low 60s. Best door ever.

62.4° and still naping. Can see some BKN Cu approaching from the east though.

Pushing 60° with just SCT thin cirrus.

Heh...euro op

Didn’t expect to wake up this morning to clear skies. 43.9° min

No comparison to March. That was warmer, longer, and almost a month earlier.

Seasonably torched in NH today LCI 81 CON 79 LEB 79 DAW 79 1P1 78 ASH 78 MHT 78 EEN 77 BML 77

Upper 20s is pretty weak for a zone 5 plant. I left a fig tree out in my 29° snowstorm last May and some of the buds and leaves burned up, but they put a bunch of new growth out. Another possibility is they were raised in a greenhouse and the leaves are actually burnt from the UV. I put my figs and avocados out this week after being in the basement all winter under grow lights and they got scorched and are brown and dropping all leaves. They always pit new growth out after that though.

They didn’t ship dormant? They’ll probably come back. Are they in the ground or did you leave them in the pots? How cold did it get?

NCEP vs Foreign models. RGEM/EC/Ukie are much drier for CT.

LCI 81F

76F May not be this warm again until May.