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Check out this little boundary coming through Springfield/Delaware county. Just getting finished on the 18th tee, and it started getting breezy. Looked up and saw this:

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And then checked radar @ same time:

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Just thought is share!

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Bootleg torch continues...it's not like 89 or 90 with no humidity is really any different. Might as well load up on some cheap 90's at this time of the year.

I will be glad when it ends. Though I think the heat wave threshold needs to increase - 93 sounds reasonable as the minimum temp.

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This is by far the driest I have seen my yard in the 8 years at my home in northern DE for this time of year. I have a very wet backyard normally with a storm runoff creek that usually retains some water year-round but it is bone dry. Leaves are coming off the trees at an increasing pace as well and at this rate I may not have a whole lot left come November to rake up. We need a good 1-2" rain storm in the worst way.

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90 is no longer a heat wave for philly it is now the normal,not average just normal for today's climate. This july will be the 3rd in a row in which philly will have an average high of 90 and if you count every year since 2005 leaving the 09 anomaly philly is around 89 for an average.

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This is by far the driest I have seen my yard in the 8 years at my home in northern DE for this time of year. I have a very wet backyard normally with a storm runoff creek that usually retains some water year-round but it is bone dry. Leaves are coming off the trees at an increasing pace as well and at this rate I may not have a whole lot left come November to rake up. We need a good 1-2" rain storm in the worst way.

I have noticed the leaf Droppage lately and it's increasing rapidly. Up here in Ardmore, pa it's not so much but as I travel to southern Delco near where I live it's noticeable big time, my grass stopped growing and went to sleep even weed growth slowed bigtime.

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Pretty sure the leaf Droppage is normal when the heat hits. Maybe tombo or another horticulturalist can elaborate more. But I'm pretty sure they do that to conserve water.

Oh I definitely think its normal to drop some leaves when it hot and dry but I think this is coming early for that and its been above normal droppage. I don't mind with my big trees because it lightens the load come fall but I worry about my more shallow-rooted shrubs which may die completely.

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This is by far the driest I have seen my yard in the 8 years at my home in northern DE for this time of year. I have a very wet backyard normally with a storm runoff creek that usually retains some water year-round but it is bone dry. Leaves are coming off the trees at an increasing pace as well and at this rate I may not have a whole lot left come November to rake up. We need a good 1-2" rain storm in the worst way.

We were praying for rain a year ago at this time and much of the region was in pretty significant drought last June/July.

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This is by far the driest I have seen my yard in the 8 years at my home in northern DE for this time of year. I have a very wet backyard normally with a storm runoff creek that usually retains some water year-round but it is bone dry. Leaves are coming off the trees at an increasing pace as well and at this rate I may not have a whole lot left come November to rake up. We need a good 1-2" rain storm in the worst way.

I am doubting this, there have been far worse dry periods than this and you have had many many posts about dry weather and its effect on your lawn in the past.

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no 90 today...but according to one newsie...this heat the past couple of days has been relentless! 90 and 89...3, 4 degrees above average...relentless heat!

Imagine if this was summer!!!! Oooo wait...

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NBC news (both local and national) are honking about climate change and/or global warming (whichever sounds scarier) this week after the heat wave... I was surprised to hear Glenn reading some of the national news piece verbatim (I think) in the 11pm broadcast last night... It's being reported as if it is a foregone conclusion. I remain unconvinced...

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