JTA66

Heavy virga, 64F/DP 54F

Just enough rain drops on the windshield to turn the pollen into a shamrock shake, 54F.

I remember reading once that, while tropical eruptions can lead to cooler summers, they tend to produce warmer winters. If we what an eruption that leads to cooler winters for us, we need the eruption to take place in the northern latitudes. Any truth to this? Did I misread or am I remembering this incorrectly? Hoping someone more knowledgeable than me (which is most of you) can chime in. Thanks!

Topped out at 79F today, much better than the crap that was yesterday. Dews still a bit unacceptable at 65F.

Frost and junk on the car this morning, bottomed out at 30F. Temp already rebounding to 45F.

I looked out a little earlier and thought it was ripping’ fatties…n’ah, just cherry blossoms

Welp…there’s always next year.

Winds just started rippin’ here. Looks like a solid line of junk n stuff incoming

Today looks like the last decent day for awhile. Staring tomorrow the Sun returns and it gets hot. Just over an inch for this most-recent event. Misty, 49F.

Heard a crack of thunder around midnight, .50" in the bucket for the event. 62F

74F at noon

Gotta say, the earthquake and chinooks were way better than the eclipse.

Underperformer??

Yeah, 3:23 was it. Goes to show how little sunlight is needed for day ight. Welp...unless I make travel plans, this is the last solar eclipse I'll experience in my life.

Thickest cloud cover of the day But dark and I can feel the temp drop.