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Damage In Tolland

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  1. You like Stapleton , Luke Combs, Blake , Zac Brown, Wallen.. yeah.. you country . Doesn’t have to be your go to, but you like country music .
  2. Yes all over them. He’s his own genre, geared more towards folk / country mixed with hip hop
  3. What do you think of when you think of country music?
  4. We country. Knew you’d come around. Everyone does eventually. Like dews
  5. Phone calls ? I’m a field sales rep . This isn’t 1985 with phone calls lol. What you do is inside sales yes
  6. Some folks work during the week. We don’t get the summers off
  7. Your dew was low . Mine still 72 Tack on another for the homies +4
  8. You use the NAM way way way way way too much and give it too much weight
  9. He did exactly what I would do if a tree was coming down. I’d walk/run/bike/drive right towards it.
  10. Damage! https://x.com/accuweather/status/1828794826118266893?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  11. Nothing shows any semblance of summer and dews after this coming weekend. Only thing I am hanging my hat on is a big cane hit late Sept or Oct
  12. Summer is officially over . I have moved on. Looks cool and dry foreseeable future .
  13. You’ve been at the beach and lake for weeks
  14. All of a sudden Stein setting in . Someone mentioned that last week . Dry out with almost nothing last week or so and none this week
  15. More titsk weather boredom and now a wet holiday weekend to cap things off
  16. Yeah that EPS run is wild. Many hits right into SNE up the coast. Let’s see that continue and we’ve got something . https://x.com/seckhardt/status/1828165580970672393?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  17. We Big.. we Uns.. We Wednesday Big Uns Wednesday
  18. Wild uns Wednesday Wednesday will be the focus for impactful weather in the extended forecast period. The forecast remains on track with hot and a very humid airmass pushing into southern New England and though the ensemble probabilities of 90F in the CT valley have backed off in the last 24 hours, upper 80 are likely and it will feel quite humid thanks to dewpoints in the 70s. All the ingredients are there for another round of thunderstorms, though timing and details remain uncertain. Forcing will be provided by a passing mid level shortwave, surface frontal convergence, and placement beneath the RRQ of an 85 kt upper jet. The atmosphere will be anomalously moist with the aforementioned dewpoints and PWATs approaching 2 inches. This contributes to instability on the order of 1000-2000 J/kg of MUCAPE. This is a recipe for widespread showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be severe given 0-6 km bulk shear of 30-40 kts.
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