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That's incredible, even when ORH is like 10F cooler. The new Lava Rock hilltop torch.
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DCA: +2.0. 100 NYC: +2.0. 98 BOS: +2.0. 100 ORD: +2.0. 100 ATL: +2.0. 101 IAH: +2.0. 105 DEN: +2.0. 100 PHX: +2.0. 119 SEA: +2.0. 95 -
Nice rainy night. Picked up .54 so far.
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Taking it all in?
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That’s a + 1 for me. 63 much better than 40’s in summer
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Some lower spots in the county again touched the 40's while here in East Nantmeal the low was only 55.7 degrees. Partly sunny today with some shower chances tonight. Best day of the week loos like Tuesday with sun and near 80 degrees. Shower chances ramp up for Wednesday night till Friday AM. Chester County records for today: High 98 degrees at Phoenixville (1918) and 94 degrees in Western Chesco at Sadsburyville (1919) / Low 37 degrees at Coatesville (1927) / Rain 4.00" at Chadds Ford (1946)
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Some lower spots in the county again touched the 40's while here in East Nantmeal the low was only 55.7 degrees. Partly sunny today with some shower chances tonight. Best day of the week loos like Tuesday with sun and near 80 degrees. Shower chances ramp up for Wednesday night till Friday AM. Chester County records for today: High 98 degrees at Phoenixville (1918) and 94 degrees in Western Chesco at Sadsburyville (1919) / Low 37 degrees at Coatesville (1927) / Rain 4.00" at Chadds Ford (1946)
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Surreal amount of COC. Enjoy it folks.
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Some breaks now but plenty of clouds around.
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Talk about piecing it together for one last day. What a difference in 24 hours… .
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Was sorta surprised to see Upton going mostly sunny last night for today.
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Was hoping it would hold together to get up here, but it dosent appear to be able too... A couple of sprinkles so far.... Only .19 in the last 15 days here northern edge of Waynesboro...
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“How long does solar maximum last? Though solar maximum is often referred to in terms of the month where the sunspot number peaks, the associated period of high activity lasts longer than that — from one year to over two years. So, in the current solar maximum, we expect high levels of solar activity throughout 2024 and likely into 2025.” https://www.space.com/what-is-solar-maximum-and-when-will-it-happen#:~:text=Though%20solar%20maximum%20is%20often,2024%20and%20likely%20into%202025.
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Gerbera daisies
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59 here this morning.
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lawns are holding up but i am seeing some of that dryness a bit.....looks like several chances of rain this week especially Thursday so I think we wont have to worry too much. I hate wet patterns so its been pretty good the past couple months where we get some rain but not excessive amounts
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Nice rain this morning, started very shortly after the 7 am CoCoRaHS report. Temp been steady in mid 50's. Currently 56.5/55.3. About .20 in gauge.
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Less than 3 weeks til we start losing daylight!
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Beautiful Sunday morning already in the mid-60's... should reach mid 70's. Smoking a pork butt. Could use some rain, .05" yesterday Been splitting and stacking all week from a couple trees that fell two years ago. About 65% done with this winter's wood.
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Where was this pattern during the winter?
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Might need rain soon
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May 2024 finished with 5.81” of precipitation, and 2.9F above average in Minneapolis.
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Amazing how the haves and have-nots really lock in for a particular season across a relatively small region. I remember some recent springs where Madison was among the "have-nots" while nearby parts of northern IL, eastern IA or central WI got repeated rounds of precipitation and it sure was annoying.
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Report: Another Year of Record Heat for the Oceans
GaWx replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
I need to clarify something. Those are years that I listed. I went back and modified the post to prevent any more confusion. So, that wasn’t a huge 2 day jump from May 22nd to May 24th. Rather, that was a large rise from May of 2022’s hottest of 87.3 to May of 2024’s hottest of 92.3. Also, this 92.3 of 5/29/24 was 4.9 warmer than the avg of the hottest in Mays of 2005-22 as well as 2.2 warmer than that for any other May back at least to 2005. Good news is that KW buoy down to 87.3F this morning, which compares to 90.0F at same time on May 29th and 30th. As if 87.3F is cool lol. Indeed, Atlantic as a whole is boiling. I don’t get any snow way down here in an avg winter but I still prefer the winter not be mild. This hurts those chances.
