OMG -what is that on the web cams ?!?
 

oh - it's BLUE SKY and some sunshine! :banana:
oh please let it stay!

I just had the very same thought. :coolsm:

Warning
 

Don't look DIRECTLY at the web cams. And please, stay indoors with the shades shut unless you have 106 sun-block double-polarizing indirect-incident eye shades. We fear for your safety if you become exposed to this enviornmental phenomena. Hopefully, it will disappear quickly. We can then breath a sigh of relief. Until then, look in on your neighbors and report any signs of contamination immediately. Some of these signs are:

• Skimpy clothes. This is the initial warning sign.
• Irrational desire to jump into or float above the water. If this happens, the subject is in the later stages of contamination, and may need deep therapy quickly.
• Friendly greetings and carefree attitude. Avoid this type of person altogether -- his disease is in advance stages, and is potentially very contagious. Don't get close to this person, and check yourself into the nearest clinic for a complete checkup.
• Smells of barbeque smoke. The worst case of all. This type of person can not be re-healed. The only thing left to do is to put him under quarantine until December 21.

I hope you will obey these safety tips. Remember -- only YOU can prevent what is commonly known about these parts as Temporary Summer Disease (TSD).

I missed it:(. I was just thinking , it seems like months since I've seen sun on any web cams.

Ok....it is July 10th and the sun is out......It has been out for a while....like all day....here in Mass..anyway. I sure hope that sun is shining in NH as well, especially in Moultonboro!

I cannot make it up there this weekend, but other family member can! I sure hope for sun for all of you!:liplick::liplick::liplick::liplick:

I've heard about the sun. I can't verify it here -- been in my Sun Shelter all day. But, lots of paramedics out and about, taking care of the striken. My understanding is that it's pretty bad out there. Lots of strange sightings, too. The weirdest one of all is something that's being called a "shadow". Not sure what it is, but reports are that it's following people around, so beware! Also something called a "reflection". I'll have to get more information on that one.

But I'm safe -- for now. Thanks for the report. I'll try to get more information on this disaster later. Maybe when it gets dark. Or, hopefully, when it starts raining again.

There is a web cam app for the iPhone!