moneypitmike
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It appears the folks east of ORH had their 06z fun. Now back to hoping our fertilizer/seed doesn't wash away. Congrats C/W Mass!
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It'll be interesting to see how BOX adjusts maps later today. Here's their current 'high-end' map.
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Maybe I should had to Pit 2.
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Where do you live these days, Will? It was nice having the 495 win-zone for 30 minutes.
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lol. I'm thinking you and I might eek out 1 or 2 on the grass.
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No, Kev--I really think she likes me.
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That might even work for me. I'm not dead yet....
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So did Bob Kraft.
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BOX is having none of this nonsense for my hood. "less than an inch" Friday; "little or no" on Friday night.
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I think the bodies at near Pete, if I recall. That'll leave the drought conversation alive and well in Eastern Mass.
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One or two people will still find a way to voice great angst. I'm eager to see how much rain we can get at mi-casa.
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Well it was mildly amusing for a while for those on the edge. Pete ftw.
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Had you been living in Portland for a while? I recall reports from you from there.
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Some would prefer 75
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With a super sharp cut-off to meh.
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Time for Dave to gas up his generator. Not much concern at this point pretty much east of I-190.
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Stepping away from the storm for a minute---what a difference 24 hour made on the greenness of the lawns in my hood.
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If potential still exists in 36 hours, someone can start a thread.
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Pete's showing a little color at this point. Those of us on the sidelines wish those good luck to those in the game.
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Worthington's an awesome spot---I was pushing for a place there when we moved to GC.
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No one should start a thread before Thursday afternoon.
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Ballsy call at this juncture. Good luck.
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Nada on the breaks here, and none expected. I was envious of the sunny afternoon Pit2 had yesterday and today's mostly sunny forecast.
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But did you know that bears are not truly hibernating? In fact, no large mammal actually hibernates. While we commonly refer to a bear's winter repose as hibernation, it is actually a process called torpor.
