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I’d gladly take some remnants.

If anyone here is near Thomaston, CT and curious about pawpaws…Cricket Hill Nursery has some grafted and seedling trees for sale. They don’t have many grafted varieties, but Shenandoah and NC1 are good ones. NC1 is stronger flavored while Shenandoah is mild. NC1 is also a bit ornamental with deep green/blue leaves. They have a variegated one too, but to my knowledge that one is slow growing. You could always grow just the inexpensive seedlings and I can hook you up with scionwood of just about anything out there too. I have about 35 different ones here. edit for link https://www.treepeony.com/collections/fruits-and-berries-for-shipping/genus_asimina?sort_by=manual

He is cradling us with webbed hands.

Rich get richer. Trace so far this morn. Up to almost 70°. Had some peeks of sun.

Here’s the “observed” precip over the past 60 days. Widespread 10-20” in N VT and NH. 2-4” here.

This will look even uglier in a couple days when our last inch+ event from 4/30 gets erased.

We haven't mowed in a month. Even the clover and weeds are dying in spots.

The 18z twitter must have still been wet.

00z is a soaker in SNE. Models are struggling with this.

Damn, you could wreck on the highway and the interior would look better than this.

Let’s get that 3k north a bit. That’s a nice soaker for the SNE interior

3k nam has “landfall” on MVY Mon afternoon.

How much of that smoke did you breathe in?

56.1° Close to the long term normal.

Heh...I was just referring to the cool and dry summers back then and comparing it to the seemingly constant soup we get now.. I'm a simple person. I could go back and live in the past no problem.

I was thinking maybe an island on Lake Superior. She will like our December cutters… “reminds me of an Oklahoma rain storm in October.”

I can’t imagine living in the 60s and 70s. lol

Is this your report?

Nice man. Good luck. I didn’t know Cordeira left Plym.

WAA on NW flow is always fun. We’re getting a Mid Atlantic summer.

Yeah it’s been okay. Still more of a have not than a have, but any helps. The dry weekend will evaporate the sfc moisture quickly. Soil sensor at 6” is still 89cb which is bone dry.

0.04”

Us foothill weenies don’t count. It was probably a record 85+ stretch for us instead.