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The sun is strong this time of year. A cold front is really a density front with an airmass of higher density advecting in. Clear it out behind the front and it can actually end up warmer than ahead of it. That happens all of the time up here in CAD land. It's the same thing as a dry line. I know you know all of this...just "saying" it in general aloud. We should really confuse the public and call it a high rho front.

Do you run the cranky account?

Not a cold front. Although 75F and sunny here.

How is it not a cold front? Call it a dry line or whatever. It's still a change of airmass.

Yeah that was a post from me. They the need FDA/govt okay before they can release them since they are technically GMO...even if it’s only 1 gene altered out of 40k. Rumor is they’re hoping for the green light next spring. I’m on the waiting list to get one. They recommend that you have one growing on your property so that it can pollinate the transgenic tree when it starts producing flowers. That gives the nuts genetic diversity and only half of the nuts will carry the blight resistant gene. Go Native Trees has some for sale right now. Gene and I have gotten chestnut trees from them before. I direct seeded some last year as well and I think those will perform better. https://www.gonativetrees.com/american-chestnut/

Uploading the image directly since it’s pretty cool. It may bring down the image server though. lol

Man what a day. Gorgeous out.

Yeah Mon looks meh right now on multiple guidance. Worse up here with -SHRA chances.

Dew down to 27° at PSM. lol

Low of 51°. Not much for dews here.

Dry here. It was clear all morning, but clouds have moved in from the NE now. I assume that’s the BD. With the rain more north than progged there should be quite the wetbulbing acceleration later right through SNE.

Supposedly blue ash has shown the most resistance to EAB, but unfortunately that’s not native to New England. I have a bunch of ash growing here that hasn’t succumbed yet.

And oh yeah, we pawpaw... And the american chestnut tree out in the back woods of my yard is leafing out. If you click and zoom you can see how much skinnier the leaves are compared to the beech tree on the left in the 2nd picture. It’s getting to be that size where the blight should start becoming a problem. The tree is developing some slight furrows near the bottom.

Gonna try the hortimulch from dirt doctors, in CON, on top of my garden beds this year. It’s a blend of aged spruce, fir, and hemlock mulch mixed with compost. After seeing how it looks I may spread it around the shrubs too. Good stuff.

NAM is pushing 70F in parts of CT early tomorrow with U40s and rain by dinner for DIT.

Looks like the max will be 84.5° here. And yeah, at least 87° at LEB, CON, MHT, and DAW. May scorchah.

Early high of 69 there Sat with showers and falling afternoon temps. I don’t think Sun/Mon will be too bad. Maybe M/U 60s at 990ft in Tolland?

BML with 85F off of a low of 33F already. Good luck dressing for that.

Should be more sun up here than down there and you're still going to risk showers. He's better off going N-NW.

Seems a little high. RIP lawn though?

81.0/37 21%

I don't because I already have another deciduous tree planned in its place.

Pines are like 100ft weeds. Take'em down. 77.7F

Already 75F. 8F ahead of yesterday at this time and we managed 81F. Warm, but at least not humid.

Haven't seen many deer flies here either although we had a ton of them growing up in S NH. The mosquitoes are coming out now and the black flies were only a 7/10 tonight compared to 10/10 the past week.