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  1. SouthCoastMA
    Not quite unless your doing a very base level comparison. Now dig a bit deeper: Buying up real estate of directly impacted victims for individual gain VS storm chasing and gathering and collecting data to improve the understanding of tropical cyclones. so, not quite. My assumption is that Josh does not need people to suffer in order to do what he does, that's just an unfortunate reality of intense tropical storms striking populated regions. Meh
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    Not quite.
  3. SouthCoastMA
    So just an example of greed. Using your money to take advantage of others misery as opposedto helping them out in a time of need. Yeah not something I'd gloat about
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    it was keying in on the wrong area. congrats CT and C MA
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    The HRRR was onto last night's convection in SE areas. Let's see if I can sniff out something overnight, though doesn't look as impressive and it's further offshore 7pm
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    Yeah - unless there was a serious screw zone in between these readings..Im going to say my gauge was off. I can't find any radar estimates
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    rain followed by 7-10 days of stein is getting kind of old. I won't care in a few weeks but trying to get the lawn established
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    .02 on the gauge but I thought I'd wake up to .25+ puddles outside so maybe it was wrong
  9. SouthCoastMA
    ocean effect clouds spoiling the day here. had to send the kid to preschool in a winter hat and mittens today
  10. SouthCoastMA
    there's a high pressure settling into GL and Northeast.basically zero chance in that setup for anything riding up the coast as a strong storm. only shot is the storm is slower and the trough digs in faster after the HP moves out
  11. SouthCoastMA
    1.47". lawn is looking good
  12. SouthCoastMA
    1.17"
  13. SouthCoastMA
    I was too high From a coastal risk perspective, U.S. emergency officials should consider a plan involving a major hurricane – at Category 3 or higher intensity – every 30 to 40 years instead of every 100 or 200 years as currently believed.
  14. SouthCoastMA
    1815 was close. so its a once every 100-150 year type storm based on the small 400 year sample size. Carol in 1954 was pretty bad too (Cat 3).
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    My ambient seems ok with the rain gauge - and my temps/dews run about 3-5 degrees too high.but thats due to the proximity to the roof. My winds are also junk (way too low) for the same reasons. I need to buy a 6ft pole to get it higher and on the opposite end of the chimney. Once I move and raise it, I may put it online.
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    I'm not 100% convinced of that. It was 80+ years ago
  17. SouthCoastMA
    Heading up to Ashburnham around Columbus day weekend. Should be pretty decent by then
  18. SouthCoastMA
    <DIT, TT, Whineminster> </DIT, TT, Whineminster>
  19. SouthCoastMA
    I'll see your and raise you .01
  20. SouthCoastMA
    I'm punting days like today to the moon, though. I can do without the gray backdrop of late-April onshore puke flow
  21. SouthCoastMA
    Have barely followed this storm..and nothing suggests its coming close. Save your energy for Winter!
  22. SouthCoastMA
    I haven't used my hoodie yet. Maybe tomorrow morning will be the first time, if I happen to be outside at 5am - but mostly to protect against mosquitos.
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    I have an insect identifier app, and this is what I got. maybe if you can get a clearer picture of it, I can run it again. make sure to get real close
  24. SouthCoastMA
    Dec 92 and March 93 in the same season is kinda nuts.
  25. SouthCoastMA
    Top 10 September day today. 74 and full sun
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