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  1. rimetree
    Mid-late October could be pretty wild given the right timing
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    Things are definitely accelerating color-wise even along the coast. Nothing in full "bloom" but the edges are getting pretty vibrant in the maples. Oaks around here seem like they're going to reddish-brown already which I assume is drought-related more than anything.
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    If I recall correctly, Euro had Sandy in a similar position before moving gradually down the coast to NJ left hook
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    Nearby...Duck Lake
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    Might have to chase up at camp in Lakeville if that Euro solution actually materialized.
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    Saw this on the first episode of a Netflix show called Connected. The veery bird says the 2020 season may not be as bad as NOAA is predicting... https://www.audubon.org/news/are-these-birds-better-computers-predicting-hurricane-seasons “Whatever it is, they know by mid-May,” he says, explaining that the average date of all nesting attempts in years with low ACE was after May 23. Will be interesting to see how it plays out.
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    Looks like we'll avoid the basement flooding, which is fine by me, but hoping for a few decent thunderstorms with this to help the garden. Might be some good wind reports from IOSN but I think my biggest issue here will be whether the outdoor furniture stays upright.
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    Are you on Sable Island year-round? Must get some pretty wild stuff out there....would be nice to spend a week out there in winter.
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    I wonder if the pattern we're entering persists in one form or another into the August-September time frame. Return of troughiness in the Midwest/GL like we're seeing this week could make for an interesting season. If you look at the track of Hurricane Bob, it's very similar to model output for 98L, and was also influenced by a Great Lakes trough. We'll see.
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    Wow, wish I made the ride up to the family place in Lakeville...11 inches as of 8PM.
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    36F after 10am on May 9. Some flakes still flying but main snow band has moved out.
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    I have a distinct memory of a report on NBC nightly news from some time in the 80s where they said Mount Washington recorded a wind chill of -200. I'd have to think the -107 is more likely but maybe I'll try to find it in the archives somewhere.
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    I'm afraid if I go snow blow now that band just to the west is going to drop another 6 before morning. Seems like it wants to slowly come east. 30F, light-mod snow
  14. rimetree
    Ripping. 28F
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    Dumping. 29F
  16. rimetree
    Starting to feel effects of that band pivoting in from offshore. Down to 29F
  17. rimetree
    31F with mod. to heavy snow. 1/2" down
  18. rimetree
    Sleet showers, 35F
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