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Originally Posted by Merrymeeting
We've had yellow pine needles falling for a month.
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Hemlock needles are falling like rain: I've never had such bitter hot-coffee outdoors.
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Originally Posted by Blue Thunder
if it continues...one of the best summers certainly in recent years, if not, in over 10 years. There have only been 5 weather related posts (in the weather forum section) since June 30th! Maybe everyone is just out enjoying it.......
BT
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This year has been excellent for Lake Winnipesaukee, I agree.
Although we've had some "crummy" summers through the past 10 years,
"improvement" in recent forecast-science may have much to do with absence(s) of visitors.
Oftentimes, a broadcast will give a "30%-chance of rain or scattered thunderstorms". But our lake weather actually ends up pretty good—
in spite of such enthusiasm-dimming forecasts. 
Based on that "30% chance", week-enders living within a 2- or 3-hour drive from the lake, may be canceling their Lake Winnipesaukee plans—I wonder.
