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Is this normal-ish or an anomaly Ash?
It happens but in the mountains it has become somewhat prolonged.Quote:
Originally Posted by WZ7U
We need to take road maintenance more seriously but we're still stuck in, "Oh, it only happens once a year here if that much" way of thinking.
Projected low for my town this Thursday: 56.
What a contrast.
Wait... Rahway is a ghetto? When did it turn into Trenton or East Orange?Quote:
Originally Posted by KB2SFH
City of Pittsburgh needs to take road maintenance more seriously. Especially bridge maintenance.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
look up: Fern Hollow Bridge collapse
Winter happens every year... meh.
30 degrees in the morning here. 60 when heading home from work
...
Today the groundhogs agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
[edit]: The ones in the South did. The NE GHs said more cold for long bit.
Cold coming back next week, big cold push by next week Wednesday - Friday
GFS - Tropical Tidbits
NAM - Pivotal Weather
EURO - Pivotal Weather
https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...gQ&oe=62009130
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Originally Posted by KG4CGC
All I did was follow the long term trends for February and March 2022. I suspect the groundhog people do the same thing.
We're getting dumped on again. How much and what type is still very much up in the air.
Right now, I feel like we're living in that flat area of Espana that Professor Higgins had poor Eliza memorize.
rain
56 degrees
Heavy Rain
Alternating periods of heavy-ish rain and slow rain.
57º
Tomorrow night (later today) it's supposed to dip back down to 32.
The last three snow storms we've had dumped upwards of 40" total here. Other areas in the nearby Midwest racked up even higher amounts.
Hello, I can't do selfies in bright sunlight, but I'm enjoying the weather. Attachment 17862
We've reached our high of 62º (16.7ºC) and now the temperature will be declining until 8 am Saturday morning.
30º (-1.1ºC) in the morning.
Currently overcast.
Mid 40's and rain occasionally today, lows upper 30's. Lather rinse repeat.
69°F and sunny. Barometer steady at 30.26 inHg. Wind W at 6 kts. Tide at +3.89' MLLW and falling.
Too perfect—time for an earthquake or something.
Landslide.Quote:
Originally Posted by K6BSO
Harbor tsunami? Gawd, I hope not.
More likely here, with the rain loosening everything. Been a few already out here.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
Winter passed us by this year till now, 45 to 55 C rain, more rain sunny day more rain....
Stormy sometimes, one night with -6 C ... that was all winter till now and the next 14 days ahead.
Saves on the heating bills ;)
Land shark?Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
28º (-2.2ºC)
Clear
Humidity 63%
Barometric pressure 30.39 in
40to 60 miles per hour wind, 6to 8 C today, 1 to 2 inches of rain....winter they said...:wtf:
Springlike.
STil lwaiting ffor winter... 9 C cloudy drop of rain...Looking forward 14 days = the same...
Mid 50's in the day, clouds and sun mix. Dry.
68 degree F here now. Supposed to be in the 20's by Sunday
Mid-February and it hit 80°F here today. Where’s Al Gore and his global warming now??
Oh, wait…
There they are, Algore, Winnie The Poo Poo, and The Global Farming Greenheads living in their fantasy world. Here in the real one we're still coming out of the last Ice Age, so don't hold your breath, man-made CO2 is as all of it absorbed by shellfish converting it to calcium carbonate, future limestone for future builders. Cows will continue farting, producing methane, that like calcium carbonate will continue to form frozen methane aka fire ice on the ocean bottom. Meanwhile I sit here thinking as I do every winter, thinking those three words... cold, wet, miserable.
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38F and raining. Down from 74 yesterday
Clear and cooler.
Fiddy degree.
Hugely over-simplistic. Among other things, it ignores the problem of ocean acidification.Quote:
Originally Posted by kb2vxa
Wednesday and thursday 2 storms pass 60 to 90 mile per hour gussts that will be fun...