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dendrite

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  1. My zoysia grass is growing and spreading through pure sand right now while the rest of the grass in the front went dormant. It's totally laughing at the dry summer and capitalizing on the death of the weeds and other northern grass types.
  2. 63/60...had to turn the window fans off.
  3. Heavy, heavy ’s from the confused clan.
  4. Grampa grampa! Show us the yore damage pictures again! Grandson...5 blackeyed susans were lost that day.
  5. Our grandparents told us about the great hurricanes. We get to tell the grandkids about the great tropical storm.
  6. 74/61 Warm, but a torch fail so far. Maybe we can do better tomorrow before the CAA offsets the warmth.
  7. Guns are out. Off to the races. 71.5/62
  8. Euro is down to a 2 day torch next week.
  9. He’s starting the reverse psychology early this year. I think last winter really crushed his confidence.
  10. Yeah it just takes the morning low and the late day high. That 95F must get whacked pretty good in the PM. If you closely you'll see 92F to 49F in 6hrs. lol
  11. We'll do more 80s with torch spots near 90F a couple of days, but next week has been modeled fairly consistently. It's not like there were big changes last night.
  12. GFS caves to the Euro for lower dews tomorrow.
  13. I feel ya on vacay. I’m happy for my plants though. Looks like the regular rain is about to move in.
  14. Heavy, heavy drizzle We actually have moderate rates with the drizzle droplet size. Nice misery mist morning. 58.9°
  15. It’s modeled warmer already for much of SNE.
  16. Heh...euro has dews in the 50s for most of the region Thursday. GFS 65-70+. Not sure I believe the euro there. I think I'm on the mid/upper 80s train with 850s 14C up here to 17C south of the Pike. We have an early to mid April sun angle now and still some evapotranspiration.
  17. Not a record for CON unless you discount the 1800s.
  18. March 01 was a nice late hail mary for my area. Of course Jan 2000 was a good one for the northeast. Boxing Day 2011 was a nice surprise when the euro finally caved to the other models. But yeah, it's tough to be expecting near zilch and then get warning amounts from a synoptic event today. There basically needs to be a mesoscale bust...something like BTV had years ago with 30"+.
  19. No need to get new windows when you have ACs installed Mar thru Novie.
  20. Some of those old COOP forms from the 1800s had an indoor temp with them. I always cringed when I saw January days with temps in the 40s and 50s inside while it was -20° outside. Glad we live here.
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