Juliancolton
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Well, maybe. Drying on radar looks rather final.
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About an inch here. Pavement is still just wet in most areas in my 'hood, but that should change pretty quickly as night goes on.
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My daily min was 51 yesterday. Impressive.
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Look on the bright side... it won't be this warm again until 12/25
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Crappy patterns make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Everyone shares equally in the misery and there are no winners and losers. Take a storm like Boxing Day, and 6 out of 10 people are disappointed, but their commiseration is smothered by the rejoicing of the other 4. *Our* suffering, comrade.
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Shaping up to be quite the rainy December.
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I had my doubts. 0.3", 32.4"/29
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Too close for comfort. Gotta dig a deeper pit for my thermometer to sit in.
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20.8F this morning. Sets the stage nicely for the coming rains.
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My growing season actually ended pretty early, notwithstanding the summer-like highs sprinkled throughout the fall. 10/19 was the killing freeze for most stuff. #fakecold strikes again.
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I'm pretty mad that my hard-won positive departures are gonna be completely erased for the month
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Once again wishing the AC were still in. 68/67F
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Yeah, dew is down about 15 points so far to 75/50 now. Feels weird to be doing lights in this weather.
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Some impressive stats here
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Never dropped below 60 last night. Wild, wild stuff for November.
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nice 71 here. I wonder if I'm not running just a hair warm lately, but 70 at the Dover mesonet means probably not by much.
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Should easily top 70F again today. As the bottom continues to fall out with averages, these kinds of days are quickly becoming rather extraordinary. Garlic and daffodils sprouting, lawn growing, bullfrogs and crickets singing in the evenings.
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I was impressed yesterday by the 26L 70H swing. That must have been the biggest diurnal range of the year here.
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Just legendary amounts of leaf fall today. Crushed.
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Made it up to 74 today when the sun broke through. Still soupy now at 65/64.
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I miss the drought
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The first 1000 pounder was 1996, so it's been a little while now, but still incredible advances over a fairly short period. It's probably the most focused breeding program in history. Thousands of growers selecting almost exclusively for size, year after year.
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A couple growers in England lost a 2907-pound pumpkin to a pinhole in late August. It would have easily crossed the 3000 lb threshold. http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=334890
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Yeah, content-aware fill makes quick work of powerlines. @sn0w, it would take me about 5 minutes if you wanted to send me the file at original resolution.
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Gonna declare peak in my town. Not much red locally, but lots of nice rust/sienna blanketing the hillsides.
