Ginx snewx

You live in a totally different climate, you have what 30 plus 90s we had 13 to 14 in the cities 3 to 4 in the country

Whats different than every other August since I was born

Yea cloudy and muggy. No one likes that.

Pretty nice long low dew spell. Dried out nicely. Who doesn't love today.

Just bottle up today top tenner before the heater next weekend. Dew you feel like I dew?

Flip flops all day every day at home.Second nature. Sneakers if long walks or going out for the night. Something comforting about a hoodie and shorts.

Oh boy Israel now provides vaccination status among new coronavirus cases and those who are seriously ill. New cases (Sat): - Unvaccinated: 1,006 - Partially vaccinated: 39 - Fully vaccinated: 1,049 Seriously ill: - Unvaccinated: 71 - Partially vaccinated: 7 - Fully vaccinated: 133

Man the best day of the summer today. Absolutely epic. Full on barbecue no bugs, sun was hot, shade was perfect. Men in suits taking pics everywhere. You should have come outside the brewery

77 on the beaches with tons of people doing summer things per web cams, warmer than when you were in Falmouth. Man cockadoodledandy

No squitos either. Why anyone likes clammy buggy weather is totally beyond me. This rocks.

Mowed the back lawn jumped in the pool and floated around in the full sun for an hour, now to do the front. Brutal stuff man.

Wow just a top tenner. 72/45 full sun.

Its actually very nice out today

Dendys Chickens this morning

49 in July

Lol the tropics heat up every August. Bold call Ben

Rizzo!

Lol your DP is already 51

His dew always runs 3 to 4 above. IJD is his closest station but ORH BDL IJD average would represent the true air mass

Even modeling thinks that lol. Enjoy your COC its the only COC you got.

Sorry for their loss but can I come?

Meanwhile I just got out of my pool after gardening and picking veggies 81 perfect degrees here with a COC airmass

Hoodies and sweats at the firepit tonight? Shots of Crown to keep you warm rather than ice cold crafty beers? Summah

All those events you mentioned had one thing in common, lack of vegetative uptake and ground cover to slow runoff. Hydrological modeling can now use various stages of forest land growth and antecedent conditions to predict river stages. At URI we were at the forefront of current GIS flood mapping developing tools and equations to make Hydrological modeling more accurate. Did you know that as late as 1993 modeling did not take into account frozen ground? I was involved with Dr Art Gold in developing new technology to add frozen ground into Hydrological equations.

More rain headed for the chickens poor guy. Be careful what you wish for