Summer!!!

[gnemiccolo]

Grreat day on the Lake today! I love it when you dont know how hot it is till you come ashore. We are blessed arnt we?????

[Slickcraft]

Package this soup up and send it back to Florida!:D

[Newbiesaukee]

This Forum discussion occurs daily in my house.

Summer means hot and muggy to me and I love it. It means hot and miserable for my wife and she hates it and informs me of this...a lot.:):)

[gnemiccolo]

considering the long winter we have(which i love too), its great to have summer!

[salty dog]

Every time I feel like I'm a little hot, I just remember the 6 weeks of Siberia last winter and think, "I'm not really THAT hot." And when the the stone covered boatyard seemed like a sauna Tuesday, out on the lake was a cool breeze in your face. What a way to beat the heat!

[dippasan]

This thread sums up why I love New England/New Hampshire so much. The extreme's of our 4 season's is awesome affording us so many options for entertainment.

Add to that the close proximity to mountains, the ocean, lakes, rivers, big cities and even another country to the north, plus the quality of the people here and it just doesn't get much better.

P.S. Oh ya...and the best state motto!

[That Guy]

I want my snow back. :(

[ursa minor]

Considering we were wearing fleece while out in the kayaks this past Sunday morning, I'm ready. Hopefully it'll stay warm through the weekend. :D

[MAXUM]

I want my snow back. :(

Well the good thing is that if you love snow, are are entering into a period of very low sunspot activity (Maunder Minimum) and thus can expect much cooler weather overall. Apparently this is predicted to be a sustained trend for some time. There are various sites posting information about it...

http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/SunspotCycle.shtml

Of course the sun spot activity or lack thereof and it's effects are all caused by global warming on plant earth :rolleye2:

Enjoy the nice weather while it's here.

[TiltonBB]

Is this the place where you post a complaint about your high electric bill because the air conditioner has been running constantly?

[AC2717]

I go up every weekend but now we are here for the next 10 days!
with rotating family in and out, and a great week it looks like as well!

[Pineedles]

I go up every weekend but now we are here for the next 10 days!
with rotating family in and out, and a great week it looks like as well!

Me too! Arriving tomorrow for hopefully 2 weeks of fun and sun.

[salty dog]

Yup, same here. Were up on the 22nd and can't wait. It's great going up a on a weekday or weekend but when you can wake up there every morning with your boat at the dock, and coffee on the porch, it just doesn't get any better!:D

[Phantom]

The beginning of vacation starts in 3 .....2........1..... NOW !!

And once again the weather gods are on our side !!

See ya on the water or a sandbar

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[Janet]

The beginning of vacation starts in 3 .....2........1..... NOW !!

And once again the weather gods are on our side !!

See ya on the water or a sandbar

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Jealous Phantom. I still have a 2 week wait until I get there :(

[MAXUM]

Folks it is a picture perfect day today - simply does not get any better. Tonight another full (blue) moon which just adds to the awesomeness. For sure a campfire tonight!

[Janet]

It does look perfect on all the webcams

[gnemiccolo]

Im spoiled 30 yrs of labor now FUNemployment!,,,,,,Love the seasons!!!

[snowflake]

It's August 1 and only 17 days until I arrive at the Lake but who's counting? Did I hear correctly that there was a mild earthquake in NH yesterday or Thursday? Looking forward to Wolfeboro hospitality that I always find to be so great.

[Oregonrain]

Well the good thing is that if you love snow, are are entering into a period of very low sunspot activity (Maunder Minimum) and thus can expect much cooler weather overall. Apparently this is predicted to be a sustained trend for some time. There are various sites posting information about it...

http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/SunspotCycle.shtml

Of course the sun spot activity or lack thereof and it's effects are all caused by global warming on plant earth :rolleye2:

Enjoy the nice weather while it's here.

Are you also a Ham? The low sunspots are affecting many of the bands as well. KG7USG

[Oregonrain]

Does the region ever get 100 degree days? We just had a run of 100 - 103 degree days here in Oregon. We're still planning on moving there, almost ready to put our house on the market. :)

[CAVU]

Does the region ever get 100 degree days? We just had a run of 100 - 103 degree days here in Oregon. We're still planning on moving there, almost ready to put our house on the market. :)

Taking a look a Moultonborough records, the record is 98. So I would say not in modern history, granted that's only one town. In my 8yrs in the region I find it rarely gets above 90. Especially up in the northwest part of the lake. Just a few weeks ago in the warmest stretch I was down in Alton it was 92, when I got home to Moultonborough it was 84 at my house. Again, its a small sample though.

[Mr. V]

Does the region ever get 100 degree days? We just had a run of 100 - 103 degree days here in Oregon. We're still planning on moving there, almost ready to put our house on the market. :)

It ain't the heat, it's the humidity.

[SIKSUKR]

Very rare and if it does its almost always in a city like Manchester or Nashua.