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dendrite

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  1. Willow, thornless honeylocust (sunburst), and bald cypress will suck up the water too. I just don't want to grow any of those IMBY.
  2. I'm halfway up my hill, but on the one flat portion of it. So all of the water seems to drain down 200-300ft to my area and just pools here before it drops off another 200ft toward the river just beyond my house. When I did my chicken run in 2017 we had a stretch of no rain for like 10 days and when I used the post hole digger the holes immediately filled with water right to near the top. It sucks. Maybe there's some clay too, but it doesn't seem that excessive compared to other places I've been.
  3. Hope the euro is right in keeping most of the QPF south of here. We just can't dry out. I have water bugs swimming around in the backyard where the huge puddles never disappear.
  4. He'll still be finding models in May that show a little blue pixel over NYC.
  5. 1.14” rain. Now we attempt to dry out again. Chilly week, but at least with sun we’ll be near 50° despite nights in the 20s.
  6. A little update on the BOS MADIS... I wanna know what they did. That's a 3-4F jump cooler.
  7. Something here has been dropping a powdery white pollen for over a week. The only trees I see any activity from are the aspen and pussy willows, but I’m not sure where it’s coming from.
  8. If you start as rain or accumulate slush early...maybe. But the rates will be impressive so anyone on the cold side of 32° will probably do better. Even at 32.5° it’ll pound. Waiting until sunrise to measure will hurt some too. Should be fun up there, but I’m glad it’s you and not me. lol
  9. Will take until June for that here. lol
  10. I guess the positive out of this is when we flip back warm we can install.
  11. Maybe. Sometimes these cold shots moderate with time...especially this time of year. If the cold dumps more west and then advects in from the WSW we may see quite a bit of moderation. Especially with some early green-up to our southwest. Any bit of evapotranspiration we can get will help put some moisture into the airmass. The euro seems to like to overdo everything in the 8-10d too.
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