Juliancolton
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Sorry to hear that. Such a bummer, especially after all the hard work earlier in the season. It has definitely been a challenge this year and fortunately (or alas, depending on how one views it) I've been in town all summer and haven't had to skip a day of watering. It's sad to see all the endless acres of desiccated, stunted field corn.
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Every day I get a few hundredths of an inch of rain, just enough to raise the humidity another notch and make sure my tomato plants keep spreading blight amongst themselves.
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The southern end of the Howell Trail up to North Point is a great walk through the clearing from that fire. You can even still see charring on many of the fallen trees.
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Made it to 97 for a high today. Now 77.
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I apologize for nothing! In my defense, it was really ripping...
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Eh, I oversold it - 0.10". Now it's unbelievably humid at 79/77.
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Getting a decent thundershower here.
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No rain and a high of 99. Worthless. Bring out the pumpkin spice.
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99 at the hourly. I guess we'll find out at 00z whether 100 was hit.
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98...
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96.8. Go!
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POU already at 95. Hopefully Cu coverage remains scattered for another couple hours
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At least the law of averages guarantees a cold, snowy winter. Right guys? Right?
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You posted the yearly precip departures a few days ago that really showed how this very dry pattern is a recent development. We've barely begun to register on the long-term drought indicators. It's an enormous inconvenience for crops, lawns, and other things related to surface hydrology, but at least we're still a ways off from genuine water supply issues.
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Soil type and sun exposure affect watering requirements to a huge extent. My soil is relatively sandy with low organic matter, so it's awful at retaining moisture.
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@gravityloverand me fighting in the trenches to keep gardens from spontaneously combusting today
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95/73. I'm sure those numbers are slightly inflated by equipment limitations, but it certainly feels more toasty than yesterday. Some clean-air rumbles from the storms that fired to the SE
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97/69 Hope we can pull off triple digits at some point in the next 4 days.
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93/68
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I had a little over .9" for the first measurable rain since July 2nd. We take the brief reprieve from watering, but a little lackluster as far as the pool and well go.
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I've seen remarkably few ticks this spring. Like, weeks since the last sighting. Possums ftw?
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Looks like a glorious weekend of wx before the soup returns.
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It's been on and off showers here for most of the afternoon, but that doesn't bother me as much as the humidity. I've been sweating like a pig trying to tune up my mower before the next mow. The last jerk who worked on it way over-tightened the blade spindles
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...cloudy as hell, though. Heavy, heavy shock.
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2.31" today in the Stratus. That takes care of the pool water level for a few weeks.
