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E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2025 Obs/Discussion


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3 hours ago, Albedoman said:

When the mulch  pile serves 35000+ residents and takes out a fire company for a few days, yes it is a mafor fire issue for a volunteer fire company and the municipality

Weren't you the same guy on here that said "mark my words"  there was going to be major ice jam issues on the Lehigh this year?    Maybe take a bit of a chill pill instead of disrespecting NWS Mets. Just a suggestion. 

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3 hours ago, Albedoman said:

When the mulch  pile serves 35000+ residents and takes out a fire company for a few days, yes it is a mafor fire issue for a volunteer fire company and the municipality

Mlulch can spontaneously combust- which the local firefighters say is what happened at that site.  Its been smoldering for weeks.    Nothing to do with NWS or weather, at all.  Roger that? 

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13 hours ago, Albedoman said:

When the mulch  pile serves 35000+ residents and takes out a fire company for a few days, yes it is a mafor fire issue for a volunteer fire company and the municipality

I can back him on this as a firefighter. While maybe not a "major" fire. It is quite a nuisance and a burden on the volunteers who have to sacrifice their day just to babysit it and keep dumping water on it. 

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Today will be the coolest day of the week with highs just a few degrees below normal in the low 60's. Some showers are possible late tonight and then some great early spring weather for Tuesday through Thursday. Thursday could see temperatures in the mid 70's. Shower chances look to increase again toward the weekend.

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7 hours ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

I can back him on this as a firefighter. While maybe not a "major" fire. It is quite a nuisance and a burden on the volunteers who have to sacrifice their day just to babysit it and keep dumping water on it. 

Those large mulch piles should be moved around often to mix it up to keep it from getting to hot in the middle, thus keeping the fire threat much reduced.

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9 hours ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

I can back him on this as a firefighter. While maybe not a "major" fire. It is quite a nuisance and a burden on the volunteers who have to sacrifice their day just to babysit it and keep dumping water on it. 

I agree with you 100%  of course.   My point was that the situation was being exaggerated and (non-drought) causal mechanism ignored- at the expense of our local NWS mets- who have enough "static" to deal with these days.

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