Not sure if this is the right forum or not, but thought I'd start here. My wife was working on rehabbing an old table she picked up dirt cheap. It is solid oak, but the finish was rough. She has the base complete and had started on the top when Snowmageddon/SNOWVID21 hit. At that point she had only put her first coat of stain (water based) on it. When she went back out after we went from 70 degrees to -4 to 81 in the course of 8 days, the leaves had cupped up pretty bad (to the point we couldn't even force the table closed). She sanded the top back down, and it self corrected a little. The pic below is after she sanded it, and we were actually able to somewhat force the table back together with the leaves in, but it is still cupped pretty bad. So, I'm here for advice on if there are any tricks to straightening this back out. I appreciate any help.
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