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It sure does seem that way as Octobers have been warmer lately. Certainly not as many frost mornings as there used to be.

Again, all I can say is There's a time and place for everything, and, like November/December when it's supposed to be cold, were talking middle/late May. It's supposed to be warm...

This pattern sucks... 'nuff said.

Just reading these now, and I'm thinking of asking Randy to add a middle finger emoji...

lol... I can't wear shorts until it's at least 75 degrees.

There once was a time when that was a windy day. Now it's just a gentle breeze...lol

Cool thanks. Either way is fine with me, but if at the end of year I could have it read correct, it'd be great.

Thanks so much for in-depth information. It will be very useful for when the unit arrives. One question, can I set the yearly rainfall total to mach what my old station is showing, or do I need to write it down and add it in at the end of the year for my personal records?

Geez....

It's early yet, wonder if you get to 60...

I don't know yet. Thinking of putting a 10 ft long, one inch pole in the ground alongside a fence post in the middle of the yard with some zip ties to help keep it more stable. I have a small yard in an urban type location, so it's not quite as open as I'd like.

Well, this event made me bite the bullet and buy a new weather station. I had an Accu-Rite that was pretty good, but the wind sensor never worked right. Today it's showing my my max gust at 18 mph, and even during Sandy only had a gust of 26 mph. I was doubling them to come more in line with other nearby stations, but it's not accurate doing that. But after 10 years, the temp sensor, or I think the fan aspirator had quit working, so my afternoon highs were way off, including a 122 one day last summer when we were actually in the mid 90's. Humidity is backwards too. Reading 99% when it's sunny and 2% when it's raining. Anyway, here's my new present to me... https://ambientweather.com/amws2000.html It has good reviews, so I hope it's accurate and reliable.

That's exactly what I got here.... 0.08" Not enough to be beneficial, but just enough to prevent me from cutting the grass.

What solid, soaking rain? Not here. We didn't even get a tenth of an inch, and that includes yesterday. I guess you guys got more down that way?

Thanks for the replies, guys. Like I said, I wasn't trolling, just trying to understand. I guess living in an urban environment (even though Tamaqua is small, it looks like a ghetto) and driving down the road, I don't see some of the good parts. I just know that, to me anyway, seeing a green, colorful landscape is more enjoyable than the grays, browns, and whites of winter.

I know that differing likes and opinions are what makes the world great, and it would be dull if everyone was the same, but I just can't fathom the love of winter. I get not liking high heat and humidity, but what's not to like about 75 degree days and a green, living, vibrant landscape? What is so enduring about winter that you guys like trees that look like dead skeletons, brown dead looking grass, a monotone and dull landscape, sunsets at 4:30pm, and air that makes you shiver and shake? I'm not trolling with this post, I'm just trying to understand.

See. It stayed clean...

Yup. As long as it doesn't move, it should stay clean despite the rain...

I washed the tractor trailer today. Wheels and tank are shining nice and pretty, and it should stay that way as it'll be parked until Monday... hopefully.

I know. At this point in time it's just funnin' around. That's why the laughing emoji at the end...

Knock it off already...

Oh, and we had a couple of snow showers in Tamaqua last night. I did see the warmth for Wednesday. CTP had 74 for my backyard in this morning's forecast.

I did mine on Saturday and again this afternoon. Had I waited for the weekend, I'd have had to raise the blades or I'd have cut more off than what is generally accepted turf practice.