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Wake Me Up When September Ends..Obs/Diso


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2 hours ago, alex said:

Foliage report - just taken with the drone at about 2500ft.  Early, but let’s be real - far from “no change”

 

 

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It’s early but definitely no signs of a bad or dying foliage season there. Look like healthy trees just in the early phase of changing. You should be at peak in about two weeksYou should be at peak in about two weeks

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3 hours ago, alex said:

Foliage report - just taken with the drone at about 2500ft.  Early, but let’s be real - far from “no change”

 

 

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Nice start, looks like the white ash is fully turned.  Also, no sign of the sugar maple browns that we have here due to anthracnose fungi.  We do have some bright red maples on moist sites, always a good sign.  Maybe 10 days to peak, earlier if you get frost this coming week.

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3 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

I mean if CT watched models dump 12-20” of snow on them for like the past 5 days and then put up a dusting on non-measurable QPF… this would be wild in winter.

We’ve already been through that a few time and it’s the opposite of wild lol. Toy smashing, holiday lights ripping…hangover anger type of opposite. 

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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

We’ve already been through that a few time and it’s the opposite of wild lol. Toy smashing, holiday lights ripping…hangover anger type of opposite. 

Even the normal high times, weed smokers that are typically too high to have emotion get angry and lash out when it happens. 

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BOX leaning dry tomorrow tossing everything 

Models continue to struggle with the extent of precipitation for
much of southern New England with a very dry airmass sandwiched
to the north with a upper level ridge and the dry slot working
in behind Ophelia. The best chance for rain appears to be across
southern CT and RI as the remnants of Ophelia track south of
Long Island. Because of uncertainty in northern extent of rain,
kept pops caped at 60% for CT and RI and less then 50% for MA.
Highs Sunday will still be below normal only reaching the low to
mid 60s. Winds diminish slightly only gusting 15 to 20 mph
inland and 25 to 30 mph near the coasts and over the waters.
Overnight lows Sunday night once again remain in the low to mid
50s.
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8 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

BOX leaning dry tomorrow tossing everything 

Models continue to struggle with the extent of precipitation for
much of southern New England with a very dry airmass sandwiched
to the north with a upper level ridge and the dry slot working
in behind Ophelia. The best chance for rain appears to be across
southern CT and RI as the remnants of Ophelia track south of
Long Island. Because of uncertainty in northern extent of rain,
kept pops caped at 60% for CT and RI and less then 50% for MA.
Highs Sunday will still be below normal only reaching the low to
mid 60s. Winds diminish slightly only gusting 15 to 20 mph
inland and 25 to 30 mph near the coasts and over the waters.
Overnight lows Sunday night once again remain in the low to mid
50s.

Wettie

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