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In my final attempt, I had a couple followers. Not sure if they were stripers as one was only about 18", the other was about 24, maybe a little more

Was casting for stripers several times this weekend and came up empty. I don't think they're arrived in the Kennebec yet. Others have started arriving so the stripers shouldn't be far behind. It's pretty bountiful when they're running. Hopefully by next weekend.

Comparing progged highs this week for Pit1 and Pit 2. With an average daily of 10* cooler, I'll take Pit2 every day, Alex. Pit 1 Pit 2 Saturday 90 81 Sunday 94 80 Monday 95 83 Tuesday 92 83 Wednesday 89 80 Thursday 80 71

A COC evening at Pit2. 65*

Heading up to Pit2 this morning.....looks like some COC is in store with a progged high of 75 for today, 76 for tomorrow and 83 on Sunday. Enjoy the AC in SNE.

Cloudy and 65* at 12:15. I'm a little underwhelmed.

I haven't looked at satellite, but I am bummed that the sun isn't shining brightly. It can only get better.

Looks like some Pit2 time might be in order.

Only 2/3 of a disaster.

At leasl you won't have any dust blowing around the next couple of days.

Break out the shorts--I've broken 50* for the first time this Memorial Day weekend.

I thought so too (though as a FD, I figured they'd be legit). Tossing out the outliers, there seems like there's a cluster in that area and a cluster a notch below: 4.44 4.43 4.25 3.7 3.49 3.37 3.3 3.2

Yeah--those were the fire station. 7.26 (sprinkler left on??) 4.44 4.43 4.25 3.7 3.49 3.37 3.3 3.2 2.74 (stopped measuring sometime on Saturday) 0.0

Days and days.

It's been torrential here for most of the past 45 minutes--hardest of the entire weekend as near as I an tell. 4.43" with nearly a.25 in the last 30 minutes.

Just had a torrential downpour come through. 4.25" and 48*

Up to .88" on the day, 4.06" since Thursday.

.77 since midnight, up to 3.95 since Thursday. A summery high of 48*. Honoring the time-honored Memorial Day tradition of huddling by the woodstove.

Have had the stove going two days in a row on Memorial Day weekend. At least it looks like it won't be needed tomorrow. 47/rn. bleh.

I'd imaging s/he was pretty banged up. Getting hit by something that large at whatever speed the boat was going (let's say it was 30mph) is going to do some damage.

GFS totals for those who care about such things.

Coming into today, the WFD is showing 3.18".

summe time, summe time, sum sum summertime.....

A few fish have begun jumping in the Kennebec. They'll become much more numerous now as we head into June. Let the stripers and sturgeon runs begin.

The members of the COC are in a stupor in a corner of the town hall telling themselves that the 4th weekend will save them.