@AgsAllTheWay The guy talking reminds of someone I actually know in Michigan...looks sorta like him, and says more or less the same things! Haven't heard from the guy in a while, tho.... Too bad the video is satire...would be awesome if real....
@GCarbin Congratulations! Once Stu retires (end of August, we think), we plan to work on completing our move from the Oklahoma City area to downeast Maine
@kahatfield@OU_Baseball I'm not much into sports, but I'm not seeing how you get TDs and FGs in *baseball*.... 🤔 ...or am I not reading that right? 🤷♀️
@kahatfield The last time Stu & I were together at our house in Maine, we rented a Ford Expedition (Stu wasn't familiar with the model, and didn't realize how huge it would be). Clearing the windshield of frost was a major adventure. We're both used to much smaller vehicles.
@wxkev For a long time I had visions of WSR-88D radars "seeing" a tornado signature (via algorithm, of course), then realizing that the future storm track passed over the radar site...and running away (using tower legs as, well, legs).
@wxkev You...um...didn't keep that thing away from Maine. 🙁 I don't think I can trust you anymore. /jk Fortunately for us, Lee didn't do any meaningful damage on our property. The rest of the state fared reasonably well, considering.
@wxkev I would have forfeited votes in several other elections that day, if I could have used them as additional votes for Walters' opponent. Not that it would've mattered.
@fcst70 So-forgive me if I'm stating the obvious, but it appears that it's part of Google's high-def 3D imagery-and the "ghost" boats moved between images. Stationary boats in the harbor are rendered in amazing (to me, at least) 3D. I see that future-home Ellsworth isn't in full 3D. ☹️
Wow, those forecasters up at NWS Caribou are *good*!..."Monday: Rain likely, mainly between 11am and noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 17. Chance of precipitation is 60%."
@Geostrophic Very sorry to hear about this. Like other commenters, I also lost my father recently (January), after several years of increasingly problematic dementia. My mom passed away two years earlier, rather suddenly, from advanced breast cancer and other complications. I can empathize.