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High of 65F here...lol. You guys can have that. About to put the heat on here to keep the house at 68F.

Getting chilly. 55/50 and breezey

We kid around with puns, but I do hate making jokes at a time like this. Obviously we hope the loss of life is at a minimum.

GYPSY HAZARD ON RUNWAY

Couldn't the ceilometer detect the fractional smoke layer a bit away from the station while the forward scattering vis sensor sees nothing between the beam emitter and the receiver?

Man...losing power has changed you. You're really serious about needing to watch every Pats game.

I feel like I haven't seen that in years...even at augmented sites where a crash occurred. Some of the international ones have had it.

Hope everyone is OK. Smoke at the ASOS? METAR KBDL 021358Z 00000KT 10SM FEW001 SCT110 BKN180 23/20 A2981

Torch?

Been comfortably uninstalled for awhile up here.

Nice color up here from the ash, maples, and birches. Swamp maples are losing leaves and the red maples I've seen seem to be a hair ahead of the sugars. Honeylocust are fairly yellow too. The oaks are showing some hints of color, but nothing big. Haven't really seen any brown leaves here.

61° and mod rain Front coming through?

Congrats north country.

Finally starting to warm sector, but still overcast. 61.8/61 Brightening to the west though. Just in time for sunset.

Good luck getting the ASOS moved away from the airport.

Coworker will be fishing up at Boundary Pond this weekend. Might be a nice surprise up there.

They have it in the center of grass about as best as they can given the runway setup. You have to be able to run power underground to it too. https://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/KBOS

51F -RADZ 0.11" in the tipper and stratus

Yup. Could use a longer dry stretch.

I can't wait to start burning heating oil in early October. Yeah!

Looks like it was impeached.

You could mulch widely and deeply around the oak and landscape it like you did the other tree in the background. Deep wood chips or mulch will conserve moisture within the crown perimeter of the tree. Maybe that'll keep the tree a little happier with fewer roots seeking out moisture. Southern exposed slopes are tough. Your pic looks like it's very sandy in spots...not exactly the look of very organic material. What if you planted some smaller trees around the edge of your driveway/lawn? Something like a few thornless sunburst honeylocusts that will give some shade to that area to conserve surface moisture.

I can't recall the maples being this far along in a long time. Even some of the oaks are starting to turn. Took back roads to go apple picking in Loudon yesterday and much over the ride was near 50% color with the swamp maple areas being at 100% peak. Lots of yellow in my birches as well.

To be fair this is sort of the summer equivalent of James' gulf stream threats.

How's the australian look?