moneypitmike

I thought it was a f240 map.

Just what you want 10 days out.

Pit 2 had a high of 75 at noon--it then dropped since to the current 51*. Back to the way spring is supposed to be in the Midcoast.

Enjoy!

Here are a few remembrances from April 4, 2008--right after moving to GC. A bit of a different look.

The great Five Weenie Electrical Band

Despite the sun and 52* temps, the strong NW off the water are making this less than an ideal day. Still better than yesterday though.

Still sun through milky sky. Temp still up to 47* with a progged high of 54 though--we take.

Some here to your NE as well with the sun shining through them. I expect they'll dissipate quickly.

I saw 23* this morning--not sure if that was the low or now. Up to 36 now--already approaching yesterday's high.

Drove through a couple of brief--but pretty heavy--snow showers on the drive up to Pit2 last night. I guess that'll be the last reduced visibility due to snow until next season. We rest. We wait. 22*.

Man, today sure sucks.

Pretty much a no show here. ORH checking in with less than a quarter inch.

Did he used to live in Lunenburg?

Are you saying the HWW isn't warranted or am I mis-reading your post.

I wasn't expecting to see the issuance of a HWW.

Not warm enough.

Just lit mine as well. We're down to just a few days worth of wood though,, so while the need may be there for a while yet we'll be resorting to main heat soon.

The fact is there is a much larger margin of 'error' to result in a rain event than a snow event.. A storm tracking up the Hudson and one tracking through Cleveland are both going to be disasters. Move the storm off Nantucket we've got a winner. Move it 150 miles off that, you've got Chris enjoying Cirrus. Not winning. . 14. Maine > Taxes paid as pct. of income: 10.2% > Income per capita: $46,455 (21st lowest) > Income tax collections per capita: $1,166 (18th highest) > Property tax collections per capita: $2,055 (10th highest) > General sales tax collections per capita: $1,022 (17th highest)

Way off topic........but I was just looking at the distribution of NWS offices. Why does New England require 6 offices for forecasts? Compare that to California--it also has 6. Texas has 8. What's the rationale for these distirbutions?

Perfect timing for the Globe's water restrictions article yesterday.

Yeah--that changed once Romney got into office. I think we still give people the option to pay a higher rate if they choose. I think about 3 people choose to do that each year--probably from Somerville. Now we're Maskachussetts.

Welcome to the world.

Well, generally speaking, he's right.

One or two on this board share is the unfounded fear of the dust bowl every year. Yeah....Pit2 sitting at 43 and clouds. FTL.