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In our corner of the world we were bracing for storms of biblical proportions, even to the point where a few high school championship games were called off. So far, raindrops. Just a few. This is such a letdown.
 
not in New England, but I feel your pain. Lots of foreboding clouds, a little rain here and there, and lots of wind, but nothing major at all.

And for the 10,928th time, my mother-in-law's forecast of doom was off.
 
I played rugby this afternoon just outside of Concord, N.H. It didn't start raining until the second half.
BTW, I played for a team from Canada that was short a few guys.
 
A beautiful, wind-blown rainy day here in SE CT.

If I don't have outdoor plans, this is ideal weekend weather, at least for one day. Too bad it wasn't snow. :)
 
Something just landed in my front yard.
Don't want to go look just yet.
 
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Yeah...it's pouring here in northern New England. Sometimes it may suck to be on an island with a hurricane coming up the coast.
 
Had our football game postponed from Saturday to Sunday at 2 p.m.

Let's all pray that the DVR is working at 4 p.m. for another game, since I'll be working for a couple hours after our game ends.
 
New Hampshire postponed its high school soccer championships scheduled for today and pushed them back to Monday -- even though at least two of the games are being played on turf.

Massachusetts postponed a bunch of soccer and field hockey tournament games, and a lot of schools canceled football on Saturday (thankfully most stuff was Friday night).

Since Sunday is not an optimal makeup day due to Pats-Colts, I'm guessing some stuff has been pushed/will be pushed to Monday.
 
BYH said:
not in New England, but I feel your pain. Lots of foreboding clouds, a little rain here and there, and lots of wind, but nothing major at all.

And for the 10,928th time, my mother-in-law's forecast of doom was off.
Yeah, but she'll always have you...
 
I began tailgating at Rentschler Field for the Rutgers-UConn game at 3 p.m. My nutz were frozen by 3:02 p.m.

Carving and eating a 15-pound ham in the rain and a 40 mph wind out of the northeast is not all the kids hype it up for.

Thankfully the rain didn't last long, and it was just the wind you had to contend with. And, the home team certainly helped things out.
 
wicked said:
Massachusetts postponed a bunch of soccer and field hockey tournament games, and a lot of schools canceled football on Saturday (thankfully most stuff was Friday night).

Since Sunday is not an optimal makeup day due to Pats-Colts, I'm guessing some stuff has been pushed/will be pushed to Monday.

All quiet on the western front, so to speak.
 
Can you please send that winter weather South?

Pretty please?

The rednecks a few counties over will die of dehydration soon.
 
Highway 101 said:
Can you please send that winter weather South?

Pretty please?

The rednecks a few counties over will die of dehydration soon.

If you go over a little farther west and a little farther south, we will gladly give you some moisture. It rained and poured all summer and now I will continue to enjoy my 75 degree days and 57 degree nights.
 
we got poured on yesterday. Everything got cancelled Friday, except my football game, which I found out was cancelled when I drove to the field 20 minutes before gametime.
 

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