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Isn't this what happened in the 1944-1953 when we had those 7-12 day heatwaves? I know you're all about climate change, but that was a cyclic pattern we had from 1944-1955 and which repeated itself from 1991-2002, so maybe that cycle is returning?
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That's actually 0z, ICON is a bad model so it looks totally different at 6z and i deleted it
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My AC went out last night lol go figure. At least it was cool enough to open windows last night and hopefully again tonight. I have a guy scheduled to come tomorrow morning at 9. Just in time before we settle into Hell!
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I love those martian dust storm colors
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straightjackets
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People are worried about high heat causing power outages, I think it's pretty obvious the most power outages are caused by severe weather like we had yesterday. Thousands of homes without power because of those storms and lots of damage, large trees down!
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If this was caused by a super el nino can we find a way to modify the ocean currents to reverse it or just prevent el ninos like that from ever happening again to make things worse?
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.58” in yesterday’s storm and 3.75” for June. The yard looks fantastic, but here comes the two months of decline.
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Pretty windy out this morning, Had to tie up a few tomato plants and my potted lemon tree was blown over.
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People in insane asylums tend to wear jackets
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It’s actually pretty windy right now here in W MA. Pineneedle blizzard.
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Instead of volcanoes which are extremely dangerous and can kill thousands of people, why dont we work on climate modification to fix what we caused?
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it is beautiful out this morning i saw quite a few people wearing hoodies and jackets..
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Hopefully I bring back some thunderstorm luck with me because I certainly am bringing back the heat. Finished last night with 8.5" of rain in 5 hous Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk
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That line turned out to be a massive fail as well.
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E PA/NJ/DE Summer 2025 Obs/Discussion
JTA66 replied to Hurricane Agnes's topic in Philadelphia Region
Picked up .75" from yesterday's storm. Hearing chainsaws and chippers in the neighborhood. 70F/DP 60F...enjoy it while it lasts! -
Man gusts this morning.
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It's no accident ...I just posted about it -
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Probably attribution/CC -related in some way but I have noticing this "something's wrong" effect that no one's really noticing going on all over the place, for a few years for that matter. They're subtle indicators of a "cancerous climate" if you ask me - but heh...I'm just a creative writer on the side. But this below is an example. It's not that unusual to park anomalies right next to each other, as general practice - it's the degree of the deltas that is the unusual aspect. I mean look at this shit up there - that's gotta be unusual relative to climate one would think Meanwhile, at this time, there are 595 heights over PA and probably mid 90s heat from PHL to PWM ( 99 hours off the 00z run). I have a memory like a steel trap for patterns ...going all the way back. It's my own Rain Man ability ( hey everyone's got one). I don't recall seeing snow events after the Solsitice, that far S that often, and certainly not when the mid latitudes, right adjacently, are trying host a heat wave.
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Summer in the nrn Greens.
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Upslope rain and gusty winds near the solstice. Interesting.
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Pretty early on a friday morning to be slamming back a few growler's.
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These gusts are insane. Have to be gusting 40-45
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Beautiful morning out there! Humidity is noticeably lower...going to enjoy time outside later before the motherload of heat arrives.
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that above is why this heat may truncate mid week while that large synoptic appeal of that ridge is still in place. That models are sort of eroding the ridge out from underneath ...like water under a sandcastle. The problem is, that overactive jet (anachronistic for late June) up there fits the seasonal trend of ... basically a tendency for over active jets. There's a reason the eastern half of the mid latitude continent has just gone through the windiest AM month span in 50 years ( check that but something like that...). Anyway, these powerful jets tunneling through the skies over N Ontario will tend to mechanize polar highs ( summer versions of them...). Regardless of season, the +PP then suppresses the boundary S, under cutting the ridge, and that ends the heat. Winter or summer, the fronts seldom end up parked through here... they end up either S, or, the whole construct turns out wrong and they don't come. But at least in my experience, lodging right here is rare. It's possible the models back off this jet bomb up there...which may mitigate some of that going on.. but we'll see.