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dendrite

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. They're coming. https://www.syracuse.com/news/2020/05/aggressive-lone-star-tick-invades-cny-raising-fears-of-new-diseases.html
  5. OK the black flies are unbearable. So we went from being stuck in the house in Aprilary and Maycember to being stuck in the house because you risk being eaten alive. I'm sure the black flies will let up just in time for 70F dews to keep us inside too.
  6. I do a half yard in my little Ranger. Just make sure it isn't sobbing wet and go slow.
  7. Not written by Cranky https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8303393/Polar-Vortex-blasts-northeastern-record-low-temperatures-broken.html
  8. At least 5" in Randolph, NH today while DCA had 0.6" and BWI 1.8" for the entire winter respectively. That'll be another world for phineas.
  9. Looks like this patch of snow will survive the day into tomorrow morning. 34/20
  10. Back down to near freezing with big fluffy dendrites falling out out of a milky blue sky. Looks like diamond dust.
  11. CAR is on pace for their 2nd coldest May low max on record. This would also be the coldest high temp there for so late in the season. As for the snow..
  12. Snow/graupel in this cell. It's basically heavily rimed dendrites.
  13. 33.9° with west wind, some sun, and SHSN on 5/9. Pretty typical.
  14. Squall after squall after squall. Wind is roaring.
  15. Briefly hit 40°, but back down to 34.6° after a nice squall.
  16. Love me some observing differences... ...Rockingham County... Northwood 2.9 WSW 2.1 in 0700 AM 05/09 COCORAHS Northwood 1.9 WSW 0.3 in 0700 AM 05/09 COCORAHS
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