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There's only one person who would hate a day like this....
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After tomorrow, the 10 day forecast call for a slight ( 10-20%) chance of stonedfish going outside after 10 am, with the best chance of sightings Thurs/Fri.
 
It's AI...
I have little if any control over hands, fingers and evidently thermometers either...
However the stonedfish likeness while facing temps over 60⁰ was spot on...so there's that.
:LOL:
 
Mossback said:
It's AI...
I have little if any control over hands, fingers and evidently thermometers either...
However the stonedfish likeness while facing temps over 60⁰ was spot on...so there's that.
:LOL:
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If the sweatshirt had a UW husky on it. Then maybe scatter some beach treasure onto the deck?
 

DimeBrite said:
If the sweatshirt had a UW husky on it. Then maybe scatter some beach treasure onto the deck?
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Maybe wearing an 0-12 UW team jersey while sitting on a porch surrounded by otters.. .

Im on it...
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It is fairly cool and rainy out here, much of the sky is obscured by clouds, while the ground is noticeably filled with puddles.
 
Excellent weather today.
For the love of god, please let it continue all the way through Juneuary……😂
SF
 
Canuck from Kansas said:
Here in the Poconoos we added another 1.15 inches today, to round out the month with 12.81 inches. To say we're a little water logged is an understatement.

cheers
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That's pretty funny.

The last time we got more than 12.81 inches of precipitation for the ENTIRE YEAR was in 1995. That was 30 years ago.

That was the 17th wettest year in the last 125 years.

So far this year, we are at 1.7 inches and just entering the nice, dry weather period until December. The record low precipitation was 4.8 inches for the entire year in 1976.

We got a shot at breaking that!!!
 
Stonefish is envious of your fine weather...
 
Stonedfish said:
Damn!
Ketchikan got some water. Are you surveying any streams in that area?
I’d imagine all that water throughout SE Alaska is making things tough.
SF
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No KTN streams, but what city-based totals fail to capture is the amazing variance in rainfall by aspect and microclimate - I lost 2 survey weeks already this year trying to get to one group of streams with southerly aspects on the western side of an island ridge. Doesn't help that their headwaters are the first blocking ridge from the N pacific... Rain is apparently the "in" thing in the rainforest this year, go figure.
 
509 said:
That's pretty funny.

The last time we got more than 12.81 inches of precipitation for the ENTIRE YEAR was in 1995. That was 30 years ago.

That was the 17th wettest year in the last 125 years.

So far this year, we are at 1.7 inches and just entering the nice, dry weather period until December. The record low precipitation was 4.8 inches for the entire year in 1976.

We got a shot at breaking that!!!
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So you're sayin' you're looking forward to a massive fire season?🤔
 
wanderingrichard said:
So you're sayin' you're looking forward to a massive fire season?🤔
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Nope.

Had enough of fire seasons and smoke. My daughter still holds fire season against me for those days I missed in her life.

But, it is setting up to be a bad fire season. We have burned down most of eastern Oregon not much to burn there. Still waiting on north Idaho and western Montana to go up. That will be ugly.

The good news is that we only have 30 to 40 years before we finally burn down our public forests. That will change the ecology of the forest lands so much that it will be thousands of years before we have these type of fire seasons again.
 
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